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Monday’s earthquake was as powerful as the strongest recorded in Turkey in 1939.

February 05, 2023

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Turkey, a hotbed of seismic activity, sits on the Anatolian Plate, which borders two major faults as it grinds northeast against Eurasia.

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Monday’s earthquake was as powerful as the strongest recorded in Turkey in 1939.

Turkey, a hotbed of seismic activity, sits on the Anatolian Plate, which borders two major faults as it grinds northeast against Eurasia.

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