Ministar unutarnjih poslova Turske, Ali Jerlikaya, izvijestio je da je 187 ljudi ozlijeđeno u današnjem potresu koji je pogodio zemlju, od kojih je 43 zadržano u bolnici radi nadzora, ali srećom nema smrtno stradalih.
Jerlikaya je rekao da 55 vozila, 210 članova Agencije za upravljanje katastrofama (AFAD), tri bespilotne letjelice i jedan izviđački avion žandarmerije i policije nastavljaju s radom na terenu, prenosi NTV Haber.
U gradovima Malatiji, Šanliurfi i Elazigu došlo je do djelimičnog urušavanja tri zgrade, a nastava je danas bila obustavljena.
Pružena je pomoć svim ozlijeđenima, a trenutna situacija na terenu se nadzire i prate sve potencijalne opasnosti.
Potresi su relativno česta pojava u Turskoj, s obzirom na njenu lokaciju na seizmički aktivnom području. Stanovnici su naviknuti na takve situacije i vlasti brzo reagiraju kako bi osigurale sigurnost i pomoć svim građanima koji su pogođeni.
Ova situacija pokazuje važnost pripreme za prirodne katastrofe i brze reakcije službi koje su zadužene za sigurnost građana.
Turkish Police Chief Ali Jerlikaya has reported that 187 people were injured in today’s earthquake that hit the country, with 43 people being kept in the hospital for monitoring, but fortunately no casualties were reported.
Jerlikaya stated that 55 vehicles, 210 members of the Disaster and Emergency Management Authority (AFAD), three drones, and a reconnaissance aircraft of the gendarmerie and police are continuing to work on the ground, as reported by NTV Haber.
In the cities of Malatia, Şanlıurfa, and Elazig, partial collapse of three buildings occurred, and classes were suspended today.
Assistance has been provided to all the injured, and the current situation on the ground is being monitored, with all potential dangers being monitored.
Earthquakes are a relatively common occurrence in Turkey, given its location in a seismically active area. Residents are accustomed to such situations, and authorities quickly respond to ensure the safety and aid of all affected citizens.
This situation highlights the importance of preparedness for natural disasters and the rapid response of services responsible for the safety of citizens.
