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A 4.5 magnitude earthquake on the Richter scale struck Gaziantep Province in southern Turkey early Sunday morning. The earthquake's depth was 7.44 kilometers, and residents in parts of northern Syria and some Turkish provinces felt the tremor. The earthquake's epicenter was in the Nurdag area, about 43 kilometers west of Gaziantep, causing residents in nearby border regions to experience the shaking. The Turkish Disaster and Emergency Management Authority has not recorded any damages or incidents resulting from the quake so far. Currently, field assessment teams are evaluating the conditions in the affected areas.
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