Turkey's Antalya hit by 4.2-magnitude quake

A 4.2-magnitude earthquake occurred in the resort province of Antalya in Turkey on Sunday, Turkish broadcaster A Haber reported.

According to the broadcaster, the earthquake was recorded at 11.02 a.m. local time (08:02 GMT).

The epicenter of the earthquake was registered in the city of Kas, located off the coast of the Mediterranean Sea in Antalya, A Haber added.

The last earthquake in Turkey was recorded in 2020, when a magnitude 7.0 quake left more 117 people killed, and caused extensive damage to the western Izmir province.