'Save please!' A cry is coming from inside the rubble

All around wailing, crying. Katar pleads for survival. A similar picture is seen across Turkey. The country has been shaken by nature’s ‘Turkish’ dance. The number of deaths has reached 15 thousand 383. No one knows where this figure will stop. The administration fears that hundreds of dead bodies are still buried under the rubble in many cities. But many are still alive. Reaching out from under the rubble for some water. But, supplies are gradually running out. Water, food, medicine are getting tight. Below-freezing temperatures and winding roads are prompting rescue efforts.

Turkey Earthquake: Turkey was shaken by a strong earthquake, measuring 7.8 on the Richter scale
Images of the Turkish earthquake so far –

> Turkey was first shaken by a devastating earthquake on Monday, February 6. It is known that the magnitude of this earthquake in Gaziantep area was 7.8. Then exactly 15 minutes later the country shook again. The magnitude was 7.6 on the Richter scale. The Turks did not blink after that. One vibration after another. Repeated aftershocks. A total of 109 times the border of Turkey and Syria shook in a span of 36 hours. Many refugees fleeing the Syrian civil war are busses in the Gaziantep area of Turkey. Basically, the area was moved by the earthquake.

Turkey Earthquake: Nature’s ‘Turkish Dance’, death toll rises to 1,200
> According to the news so far, 15 thousand 338 people have died in this destruction of nature. Among them, 12 thousand 391 people died in Turkey. Syria’s death toll is 2,992.

> Temperatures in Turkey have dropped below freezing. Miles and miles of roads collapsed in the earthquake. As a result, the rescue work has to be accelerated.

> Kahramanmaras and Gaziantep areas were most affected by the earthquake. Many people are still buried under the rubble in these two areas.

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> The administration says that about 6 thousand multi-storey buildings have collapsed. A famous 13th century mosque has been completely destroyed. A 14-storey building with 28 apartments in the city of Malta collapsed like a house of cards on top of the mosque. 92 residents of that apartment died in the blink of an eye. The hilltop castle in the Gaziantep area built by the Roman army was destroyed.