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According to the data obtained from the YIGM damage assessment
software on 12.06.2023, the assessment results in the disaster zone are given
below.

Table 3. Damage status in all provinces approved as affected by the disaster (HTS-
12.06.2023)

Number of
Compendium Number Of Buildings
Independent Units
NON-DAMAGED 1.262.374 3.382.958
MINOR DAMAGE 627.805 2.024.022
MODERATE DAMAGE 44.346 169.734

SEVERE DAMAGE 202.366 494.939
COLLAPSED 38.901 102.638
TO BE DEMOLISHED UR- 21.208 77.876
GENTLY
NOT ASSESSED 132.780 220.404
TOTAL 2.239.780 6.472.571

Table-4 Damage status according to the purpose of use in all provinces approved as
affected by the disaster (HTS-12.06.2023)

TOTAL NUMBER OF BUILDINGS 2.239.780
TOTAL NUMBER OF INDEPENDENT UNITS 6.472.571
TOTAL URGENT+SEVERE+COLLAPSED+MODERATE BUILDING 306.821
TOTAL URGENT+SEVERE+COLLAPSED+MODERATE HOUSE 674.123
TOTAL URGENT+SEVERE+COLLAPSED+MODERATE COMMERCIAL 114.320
BUILDING
TOTAL URGENT+SEVERE+COLLAPSED+MODERATE BARN 23.511
TOTAL URGENT+SEVERE+COLLAPSED+MODERATE OTHER HOUSES 33.233
Among the buildings collapsed or severely damaged in the earthquake,
there are also historical and cultural structures, schools, administrative
buildings, hospitals, hotels, in addition to buildings used as residences
(Akgül & Etli, 2023). Damage assessment operations of historical and cultural
structures, in particular, were carried out by expert teams of the Ministry of
Culture and Tourism.
In Table-5 shows the buildings and apartments, having a building permit,
that are obtained from the MAKS system belonging to the Ministry of the

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