Turkey Earthquake: The scene of devastation, which will always be remembered! Turkey Earthquake Horrify Video Building Collapse In Seconds Many Dead

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In Turkey and Syria on Monday morning, one after the other earthquake shook the earth in such a way that it showed such a scene of devastation, which the affected people may never forget. Thousands of families were destroyed in a moment due to the tremors of these earthquakes and so far the death of more than 4300 people has been confirmed. Thousands of people have been injured. After the devastation caused by the earthquake in Turkey and Syria, many of its videos are now going viral on social media. One such video has surfaced, in which a multi-storey building is seen collapsing like a pack of cards in a matter of seconds. This video is being told from Sanliurfa province of Turkey.

7.4 Earthquake in Turkey very badly shaken pic.twitter.com/6PdBtfL3E9

— Salih Taşalan (@salih453226) February 6, 2023

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The earthquake in Kahramanmaraş #Elbistan and the collapse of the buildings after it was reflected on the car camera.

-Right now it’s dark and heavy snowfall continues, but I’m fine. Thanks to everyone who supported #Turkey #deprempic.twitter.com/hZyqQElZ29

— Eren ☭🇹🇷 (@Eren50855570) February 7, 2023

The epicenter of the earthquake was Nurdagi area of ​​Gaziantep province of Turkey. This area is located on the border of Syria. At the same time, the center of the earthquake’s second tremor was Kharamanmara province of Turkey. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has announced seven days of mourning in the country. During this, the national flag of Turkey will remain half-tilted. Many countries of the world including India have sent their respective NDRF teams, medical supplies and dog squads for relief and rescue work.

Let us tell you that according to the report of the US Geological Survey, the first tremor of the earthquake was of 7.8 magnitude. After this the second shock was of 7.5 magnitude and the third shock was of 6.0 magnitude. The US Geological Survey says that more earthquake tremors are still being felt in Turkey. An earthquake of magnitude 5.5 was also felt in Turkey on Tuesday morning.