Floods and tsunami disasters are closely related to earthquakes. Understanding how these natural events occur and their effects is crucial.

Recent earthquakes in Istanbul and Sındırgı may have increased the activity of fault lines. Prof. Dr. Osman Bektaş suggests that this situation could be a precursor to major earthquakes. Particularly, the fault lines in the Marmara region are accumulating energy for a significant quake.

The 6.1 magnitude earthquake in Sındırgı has been followed by numerous aftershocks. The number of these aftershocks has exceeded 10,000, indicating that the fault lines in the area are being triggered.

Experts warn that such earthquakes can lead to floods and tsunami threats. Therefore, being prepared and taking necessary precautions after an earthquake is vital.

In conclusion, floods and tsunami threats can emerge in connection with earthquakes. Thus, it is essential to prioritize scientific research and preparedness to mitigate the impacts of these natural disasters.