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Earthquake of magnitude 4.2 recorded in the Mediterranean

11 June 2026 23:43 (UTC +04:00)

A 4.2 magnitude earthquake occurred off the coast of Muğla in the Mediterranean this evening at 22:30, APA reports.

According to AFAD data, the tremor, which took place at a depth of 11.18 kilometers underground, was also felt in some settlements along the coastline. Preliminary assessments indicate no loss of life or property in the region, while teams are continuing field scans as a precautionary measure.

In the Mediterranean waters, off the coast of Muğla, a 4.2 magnitude earthquake occurred this evening. The tremor, which took place at a depth of 11.18 kilometers, caused brief activity in coastal settlements.

Activity continues on fault lines in Turkey's earthquake zone. A moderate earthquake was recorded off the Mediterranean coast this evening. The earthquake, which occurred at 22:30, was felt by the local population.

TECHNICAL DETAILS OF THE EARTHQUAKE

In a statement from AFAD, it was reported that the epicenter of the earthquake was off the coast of Muğla, with a depth of 11.18 kilometers.

NO NEGATIVE SITUATION ACCORDING TO INITIAL FINDINGS

Although it occurred at a relatively shallow depth, the epicenter being in the open sea prevented potential damage. According to initial findings and information reflected by authorities, there were no casualties or property losses in the region due to the tremor.