Recent earthquakes in Turkey, combined with the possibility of volcanic eruptions, create a concerning picture.

A 4.3 magnitude earthquake occurred in Simav, Kütahya. This tremor was felt in surrounding provinces and caused a brief panic. AFAD reported that the earthquake occurred at a depth of 13.43 kilometers.

A similar situation occurred in Ortaca, Muğla, where a 3.9 magnitude earthquake was recorded at a depth of 6 kilometers. This event was also announced by AFAD. Such natural occurrences highlight the seismic and volcanic activity risks in Turkey.

In Antalya's Alanya district, a 3.9 magnitude earthquake occurred at a depth of 12 kilometers, causing fear among the public. These events, combined with the potential for volcanic eruptions, increase public anxiety.

Volcanic eruptions and earthquakes are among the most frightening natural disasters. It is crucial for Turkey to be prepared for such events, emphasizing the importance of disaster management.