Yesterday, April 23, a strong earthquake struck the Silivri area in the Istanbul region of Turkey. The tremors were felt around noon and caused panic among residents. Many people evacuated buildings and gathered in open spaces. Over the next 19 hours following the main quake, 284 aftershocks were recorded. Some of them were felt in the early hours of the next day, indicating ongoing seismic activity in the region. The earthquake occurred during a national holiday, adding to the public's anxiety. Local authorities and emergency services continue to monitor the situation and urge residents to remain calm and follow safety instructions.