A 4.1-magnitude earthquake occurred in southeast Turkey

A strong earthquake occurred in the south-east of Turkey. Its magnitude was 4.1, the local disaster management agency said in a statement. Earthquakes were recorded in Van district of Tushba region at 12:54 local time. The center of seismic activity is located at a depth of seven kilometers. There is no information about the damage and casualties. For information, on June 10, a 5.8-magnitude earthquake occurred off the coast of the Fiji Islands. The epicenter of the earthquake is located 360 kilometers northeast of Suva, the capital of the island nation. The strong earthquakes that occurred in Turkey in February of this year were assessed as "the worst disaster in the last 100 years". As a result of the February earthquakes, more than 50,000 people died and more than 107,000 people were injured in Turkey.