Calis Beach and Fethiye Turkey Discussion Forum
Calis Beach Forum => Calis Beach Questions and Information => Topic started by: Liz 101 on May 03, 2014, 05:49:30 AM
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Just felt a bit of an earth tremor, all the crockery was ratlling in the cupboard :o
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Yes, a really short jolt about 7.45.
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Felt the bed shaked. Thought our cat jumped to the bed :)
Was 4.1 richter.
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You must have a heck of a big cat Cenk!
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My wife was up like a shot, dressed within 20 seconds and outside with water, tablets and evacuation bag. It's now 10-30 and she is still yet to come back inside!!
Mind you having been here for the "big one" the year before last, I don't really blame her!
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Never felt anything here in Tuzla. :angel:
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Oh no! I was there for the big one, and am still traumatised. I find it difficult to go into buildings where the floor shakes, especially the mezzy floors in The Range. Due out there in a week and a half, wish I hadn't read that now! :( :( :(
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Am so glad it was only a small one today, also to read I was not the only one who was traumatised by the one two years ago Sadler, I was really ashamed of myself as I was hysterical practically, the good thing is time has helped me forget though if I am really honest I have never felt quite the same about Turkey since that happened....
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Karennini, I am totally traumatised still. I was dozing on the bed with headphones in when the "big" one happened. To this day, I still jump at the guns going off at Shewburyness (something I have heard all my life) as the air moves! I had to change my bedroom around in Turkey so that the bed was in a different position, and I still will not allow myself to fall asleep in the afternoon with earphones in, especially on a Sunday in Turkey! :-[ :o :o :o
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Felt the one this morning, we were just about to get up when the bed moved (only slightly) and the wardrobe doors rattled. Our neighbours said they hadn't felt a thing.
When we had the "big" one a couple of years ago we were on the balcony and everything shook for several seconds. You couldn't miss that one.
I just take the view if it's gonna happen there's not much you can do about it so why run around like a headless chicken.
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This site is the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) in the USA, which will give you all the information you will need in the event of a natural disaster. Most Urban Search & Rescue teams around the world utilise FEMA, and UN, systems and guidance.
http://www.ready.gov/earthquakes
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Never felt anything.
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It didn't move for me either! ???