Earthquakes are viewed not only as natural disasters but also as political catastrophes. Umur Talu's article discusses the Istanbul earthquake and its political connections.

When an earthquake occurs, people immediately think of the political implications. The situation in Istanbul is intertwined with detained mayors and the government's policies, showing that earthquakes are not just natural events.

Naci Görür emphasizes that citizens should demand earthquake-resistant cities from politicians. He points out that Istanbul must be prepared regardless of the earthquake's magnitude.

Görür states that the major earthquake expected in Marmara could happen at any moment, and the public must be aware of this. He stresses the importance of public demand for earthquake-resistant cities.

In conclusion, earthquakes are not merely natural occurrences but also political issues. Therefore, it is crucial for the public to be aware and express their demands.