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Residence buildings in Turkey are generally built according to earthquake-resistant building standards. These standards are established by the Turkish Earthquake Code, which sets rules for building design, materials, and construction techniques that are intended to increase the safety of buildings during earthquakes.

The code requires that buildings be designed to withstand ground shaking and ground deformation caused by earthquakes, as well as other seismic hazards such as liquefaction, landslides, and soil settlement. This is achieved through a combination of measures, including:

• Using strong and ductile materials such as reinforced concrete and steel
• Designing buildings to dissipate or absorb earthquake energy through systems like base isolation and damping
• Implementing strict quality control measures during construction to ensure that buildings are built to the required standards

Despite these efforts, no building can be guaranteed to be completely earthquake-proof. The severity and frequency of earthquakes in a region can also influence the level of risk posed by earthquakes. As a result, it is important for residents to take steps to prepare themselves and their homes for earthquakes, such as securing heavy furniture and objects, having emergency supplies on hand, and participating in earthquake drills and training.