Two consecutive earthquakes that razed the southeast part of Turkiye on February 06, 2023, were one of the strongest earthquakes ever recorded in the last century. Unfortunately, over 13 million people were affected in 11 provinces, and around 50,000 patients passed away, based on the official reports of the Turkish Government (1). Data from previous earthquakes demonstrated that 80% of patients who suffered from earthquakes stuck under the rubble suddenly died, and 10% survived with minor injuries. The remaining 10% of patients had severe injuries and needed hospitalization, including intensive care unit (ICU) admission (2). Presenting the issues encountered in earthquakes and sharing experiences and the results of the medical interventions can enable more accurate treatments to be applied after future earthquakes. Therefore, this study aims to provide information regarding the characteristics of earthquake-related medical disorders, the applied treatment modalities, and the outcomes in patients admitted to intensive care units who were affected by the earthquakes occurred on February 06, 2023.