A 6.2 magnitude earthquake struck Istanbul recently.

The city has a population of 16 million, raising evacuation concerns.

The plan is developed under the coordination of the Interior Ministry, Istanbul Governorship, and other agencies.

Prepared for a hypothetical 7.5 magnitude earthquake scenario.

All transportation networks activated for evacuation.

23 evacuation areas designated for city departure.

Strategic sea routes established at key ferry terminals.

Land evacuation points identified for smooth transport.

Maritime transport includes major ferry terminals like Sirkeci and Yenikapı.

Railway stations selected for train evacuations.

Bus terminals used for land transport.

Istanbul Airport, Ataturk Airport, and Sabiha Gokcen Airport will facilitate air evacuations.

Prioritizing vulnerable groups in evacuation processes.

First group of host cities includes Balıkesir, Eskişehir, and Ankara among others.

Secondary group includes additional cities activated if required.

Experts stress the need for regular updates on evacuation plans.

Emphasis on transparency and public awareness.

Conducting drills and simulations to prepare for actual emergencies.