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More than 1,200 aftershocks have been registered after the earthquake in Turkey

After the earthquake in the Turkish province of Balkesir, seismologists registered more than 1,200 aftershocks, the Disaster Management Department (AFAD).

One person was killed and 29 was injured in a magnitude 6.1 earthquake on Sunday, Turkish Interior Minister Ali Airikayan announced earlier. The shocks were felt in several neighboring states, including Istanbul.

"As of Wednesday, at 09:30, it coincides with Moscow's time), after the earthquake in Cindurg, 1235 behinds took place. 19 of them had a magnitude of 4 magnitude, "the department said in a press release.

At the Environmental, Urban Development and Climate Change Minister Murat Curum, in turn, said that a 193 building collapsed or severely damaged by the earthquake, Manisia, Manisa and Bursa states.

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