A magnitude 5.8 earthquake struck a coastal town in Turkey early Tuesday morning, leading to significant panic among residents, with dozens reported injured from jumping from windows or balconies. Although tragic events unfolded, including the death of a 14-year-old girl due to an anxiety attack, there were no major damages reported. The quake's epicenter was in the Mediterranean Sea off Marmaris, felt as far as the Greek island of Rhodes, but its depth prevented serious structural impacts. Turkey's seismic history prompts concerns about future earthquakes.
The latest earthquake in Turkey, while causing panic and injuries, resulted in no major structural damage and showcases the seismic risk in the region.
Although the earthquake was felt widely, with reports of panic, its significant depth likely prevented extensive damage across affected areas.
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