Earthquake in Turkey: Ochsenknecht and Glööckler experience earthquakes in Istanbul

The earthquake series in Istanbul ensured fear and panic among people in the Turkish metropolis – the TV personality Natascha Ochsenknecht and the fashion designer Harald Glööckler were also in the middle of them. Both the 60-year-old celebrity mother and the 59-year-old Glööcker shared contributions on Instagram, in which she described her impressions of the horror just experienced.

“We have noticed this completely, ran out of the hall like crazy,” said Ochsenknecht, who, together with Glööckler, was to film for a TV show in Istanbul. Right at the beginning of her short video, the 60-year-old let her followers know that she was doing well. “What can I tell you, everyone is outside,” she added. In another video, Ochsenknecht explained that she was housed in a hotel room in the 34th floor. She had packed her things and will not sleep there, she announced. In a video published on Thursday morning, which she showed in a hotel bed, she said that she had slept in her hotel room.

Berlin comedienne Tülin Sezgin ran panically from business

Fashion designers Glööckler described in a car as to how he had to leave the building as quickly as possible. “It was so blatant,” he added. The 59-year-old claims to have a hotel room on the 33rd floor. “I have my apartment in the 33rd floor, I don’t feel like it.”

The Berlin comedienne Tülin Sezgin (“Conny from the Block”) described in an Instagram video how she scored panic from a business. “I tremble all over the body, I had to get water first,” said the 37-year-old, who said he also witnessed the heavy earthquake of 1999 in Istanbul. At that time, more than 18,000 people died.

On Wednesday, the earth had breed several times in Istanbul – shortly before 1:00 p.m. local time, the Afad disaster service registered the strongest quake of the strength 6.2 with an epicenter in the Marmarameer in front of the city. Numerous other earthquakes of the strengths 4 to 5 followed. Turkey is located in one of the most active areas in the world. More than a million buildings in Istanbul are considered non -earthquake -proof.