Citizens took to the streets after the 5.4 magnitude earthquake that occurred on January 21 in Musalar District of Akhisar district of Manisa.
After the first earthquake in the region where aftershocks continued, many earthquakes of various sizes occurred. While there was no loss of life and property in earthquakes, many buildings cracked. The citizens panicked due to earthquakes spent the night outside. Citizens gathered next to the headman of the neighborhood gathered around the fire. In the Musalar District, where the air temperature drops down to -5 degrees, citizens are holding seizures.
Stating that the house had been damaged, Mustafa Taşdemir said, “Cracks occurred in the house. I was in the kitchen at the time of the earthquake. There was a noise, the bowls fell down. The paints in the house also threw. I immediately ran away. I don’t think about entering the house. ”
Stating that they experienced fear due to the earthquake, Doğan Çoban said: “The earthquake was very violent. Everyone fled with life. We were sitting at home during the earthquake. There was an extreme shock during the earthquake. We were surprised at what to do. We are waiting for the tent to be installed. We do not plan to enter the house for a few evenings, not just this evening. We are afraid to enter our homes because they are old houses. ”
NEIGHBORS RUN TO HELP
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On the other hand, due to the earthquake, neighboring neighborhoods came to Musalar District and rushed to the aid of their neighbors. Kerim Sadık, one of the citizens who came to the aid, said, “We came here for help. During the earthquake, we were watching television at home. There is no damage in our house right now. We came to the village to help. We are fulfilling our citizenship duty. ”
Ahmet Deniz, Governor of Manisa, who came to the scene, gave information about the latest situation regarding the earthquake. Pointing out that there was no loss of life and property, Governor Deniz stated that 4 citizens were hospitalized due to the panic they experienced, but they were discharged. Governor Deniz said, “Thank God, we have no casualties and no serious injuries. We were all worried when we heard it in the first place. Now we are going to set up a tent here because the weather is very cold and aftershocks continue. Currently, we will quickly set up tents in the squares with the facilities of both our municipalities and AFAD. We do our best to prevent our citizens from getting cold. We do not desire our citizens to enter cracked houses. The decision on entering and entering the houses where technical work will be done tomorrow will then be made. Maybe there may be houses we need to vacate. But there is no serious situation at the moment. According to the first information, there are cracks in about 15 buildings ”.
In the neighborhood where aftershocks continue, citizens are waiting for a tent to be set up. IHA
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