Frightening activity in the city: Giant cracks formed! Statement from the governor's office

Deep cracks occurred on the surface due to collapses at different points of the land prepared for planting. Usamettin Yiğit, who rented the land, said that he noticed surface cracks when he came to the field to plant on Saturday.

Stating that the cracks in the land have grown in the intervening time, Yiğit said:

"When I came to plant the field, I encountered this view. However, today's situation is worse than Saturday. When I first saw it, I took a video and shared it on social media to prevent the citizens from being harmed. My post attracted the attention of many people. We want the authorities to come here as soon as possible, make the necessary investigations and solve the problem, especially to avoid loss of life and property. As you can see, there are also electricity poles near the land. By taking the necessary precautions, possible loss of life and property can be prevented."

STATEMENT FROM THE GOVERNORSHIP

Yozgat Governorship reported that the collapse and surface cracks that occurred in the agricultural lands in the Baydigin town of Aydıncık district affected an area of approximately 4 thousand 875 square meters.

In the written statement made by the Governorship, it was stated that the ground movements in the region regarding the incident that took place on October 24 were examined on site.

In the statement, it was emphasized that deep cracks, collapses and ground deterioration were detected, especially in the regions close to the coal mine border, and the following statements were made:

"It has been evaluated that the ground movements affecting an area of approximately 4 thousand 875 square meters have developed towards the coal mine area located at the lower elevation. Against the risk of possible landslides, our farmers who have agricultural land in the specified area are especially advised to be careful, to stay away from areas where cracks and collapses are seen, and to take into account the warnings of the authorized institutions."