M5.3 Earthquake — Eastern Turkey

Measurements

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Earthquake data courtesy of EMSC

This is a scientific measurement of an event that has already happened. It is not a warning, and it does not tell you what to do.

Not rated by source. European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre does not publish a severity for this; the level shown is our own classification.

Also reported by: USGS

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Source updated 25 days ago (Sep 24, 2026 08:51 UTC) · we last heard from European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre 58 seconds ago

What has changed

• Magnitude revised from M5.1 to M5.3 — Sep 24, 08:52 UTC by European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre
• Magnitude revised from M5.4 to M5.1 — Sep 24, 07:47 UTC by European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre
• Magnitude revised from M5.8 to M5.4 — Sep 24, 07:46 UTC by European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre
• Magnitude revised from M5.4 to M5.8 — Sep 24, 07:45 UTC by European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre

Figures published in the first minutes of an event are preliminary. A change here is the agency refining its own estimate, not a correction to this page.

What USGS has published since this earthquake

Reports of the shaking

USGS received 10 "Did You Feel It?" reports; the strongest shaking reported was intensity V (moderate).

From the U.S. Geological Survey. The USGS event page has the maps and everything USGS has published for this earthquake.

General safety information

No authority has issued instructions for this event. The guidance below is general background reading, not a response to it.

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