Recent earthquakes in Sindirgi have brought volcanic activity into the spotlight.

Volcanologist Prof. Dr. Özgür Karaoğlu reported over 20,000 tremors in the Sindirgi and Simav area. These earthquakes are occurring outside known fault lines, increasing volcanic threats.

Karaoğlu suggested that magma movement in the area could be one of the causes of these earthquakes. The movement of magma underground is creating new cracks, leading to minor earthquakes.

Experts believe that the earthquakes in Sindirgi may be linked to past volcanic activities. This situation also affects the richness of geothermal resources in the region.

Researchers emphasize the need to closely monitor the earthquakes in Sindirgi, as they may increase volcanic activity in the area.