Latest earthquakes on June 30, 2026: Istanbul, Ankara, Izmir and other provinces

On June 30, 2026, several earthquakes of varying magnitudes occurred across Turkey. According to statements from AFAD and the Kandilli Observatory, tremors were felt in major cities such as Istanbul, Ankara, and Izmir, causing panic among residents. While the exact magnitude and epicenter have not yet been clearly determined, authorities have warned that aftershocks may continue.

It is important for citizens to remain calm and move to safe areas during an earthquake. AFAD has initiated damage assessment efforts, and no casualties or major damage have been reported so far. However, caution is advised especially in areas with older buildings.

The Kandilli Observatory reported the earthquake magnitude as 4.5, while AFAD announced it as 4.3. Such differences may arise from the measurement methods used. The depth of the earthquake is approximately 10 kilometers.

Residents in Istanbul who felt the earthquake shared real-time updates on social media. Comments indicate that the tremors were felt more strongly on the European side. Similar short-lived panic occurred in Ankara and Izmir.

Authorities have called on citizens to take precautions against possible aftershocks. It is recommended to keep an earthquake emergency kit ready and review emergency plans. The public will continue to be informed as developments occur.