Over a thousand people have found shelter in mosques and schools in Istanbul after the earthquake that struck the city this ...

More than 150 people were injured when they jumped from buildings in Istanbul on Wednesday as one of the strongest quakes in ...

"We rushed outside. I don't feel safe going back inside, our building doesn't look strong." Omar Syed, who is originally from India and has lived in Istanbul for 10 years, says it was the ...

During the inspections, ministry teams found that 1,640 buildings had minor damages whereas 16,434 were undamaged, Kurum said on social media. "Once the damage assessment is completed, necessary ...

There were no reports of serious damage or major injuries, but many people poured out of buildings in Istanbul in fear, looking for information on their phones and calling loved ones. Dozens of ...

At least 236 people were treated for injuries they suffered while trying to jump from buildings or for panic attacks — most of them in Istanbul, where residents are on tenterhooks because the ...

A powerful earthquake with a magnitude of 6.2 has hit Istanbul and the surrounding regions, one of the strongest to strike the city of 16 million in recent years. Buildings shook and crowds fled ...

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Authorities are still scanning the city and ask members of the public once again not to approach buildings that might be damaged. Across Istanbul, residents are still reeling from the shock.

ISTANBUL (Reuters) -More than 150 people were injured when they jumped from buildings in Istanbul on Wednesday as one of the strongest quakes in years hit the city. Many people gathered in parks ...