AFAD: 90 aftershocks recorded after earthquake in Hatay

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In the southern Turkish province of Hatay, 90 aftershocks were recorded after an earthquake of magnitude 6.4 occurred on February 20. The magnitude of the strongest aftershock was 5.8, the Turkish Disaster and Emergency Management Presidency(AFAD) said, Report informs via Anadolu.

AFAD noted that according to the Turkish Emergency Coordination Center (SAKOM), six people died due to the earthquake, and another 294 were injured, including 18 with serious injuries.

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