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POWERFUL QUAKE ROCKS TURKEY AND SYRIA, KILLS MORE THAN 1,900



By GHAITH ALSAYED and SUZAN FRASER40 minutes ago



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People and emergency teams rescue a person on a stretcher from a collapsed
building in Adana, Turkey, Monday, Feb. 6, 2023. A powerful quake has knocked
down multiple buildings in southeast Turkey and Syria and many casualties are
feared. (IHA agency via AP)


AZMARIN, Syria (AP) — A powerful 7.8 magnitude earthquake rocked wide swaths of
Turkey and Syria early Monday, toppling hundreds of buildings and killing more
than 1,900 people. Hundreds were still believed to be trapped under rubble, and
the toll was expected to rise as rescue workers searched mounds of wreckage in
cities and towns across the area.

On both sides of the border, residents jolted out of sleep by the pre-dawn quake
rushed outside on a cold, rainy and snowy night. Buildings were reduced to piles
of pancaked floors, and major aftershocks or new quakes, including one nearly as
strong as the first, continued to rattle the region.

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Rescue workers and residents in multiple cities searched for survivors, working
through tangles of metal and concrete. A hospital in Turkey collapsed, and
patients, including newborns, were evacuated from facilities in Syria.

In the Turkish city of Adana, one resident said three buildings near his home
were toppled. “I don’t have the strength anymore,” one survivor could be heard
calling out from beneath the rubble as rescue workers tried to reach him, said
the resident, journalism student Muhammet Fatih Yavuz.


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“Because the debris removal efforts are continuing in many buildings in the
earthquake zone, we do not know how high the number of dead and injured will
rise,” Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said. “Hopefully, we will leave
these disastrous days behind us in unity and solidarity as a country and a
nation.”

The quake, which was centered on Turkey’s southeastern province of
Kahramanmaras, was felt as far away as Cairo. It sent residents of Damascus
rushing into the street, and jolted awake people in their beds in Beirut.

It struck a region that has been shaped on both sides of the border by more than
a decade of civil war in Syria. On the Syrian side, the swath affected is
divided between government-held territory and the country’s last opposition-held
enclave, which is surrounded by Russian-backed government forces. Turkey,
meanwhile, is home to millions of refugees from that conflict.

The opposition-held regions in Syria are packed with some 4 million people
displaced from other parts of the country by the fighting. Many of them live in
buildings that are already wrecked from past bombardments. Hundreds of families
remained trapped in rubble, the opposition emergency organization, called the
White Helmets, said in a statement.



Strained health facilities and hospitals were quickly filled with injured,
rescue workers said. Others had to be emptied, including a maternity hospital,
according to the SAMS medical organization.

The region sits on top of major fault lines and is frequently shaken by
earthquakes. Some 18,000 were killed in a similarly powerful earthquakes that
hit northwest Turkey in 1999.

The U.S. Geological Survey measured Monday’s quake at 7.8. Hours later, a 7.5
magnitude one struck more than 100 kilometers (60 miles) away. An official from
Turkey’s disaster management agency said it was a new earthquake, not an
aftershock, though its effects were not immediately clear. Hundreds of
aftershocks were expected after the two temblors, Orhan Tatar told reporters.

Thousands of buildings were reported collapsed in a wide area extending from
Syria’s cities of Aleppo and Hama to Turkey’s Diyarbakir, more than 330
kilometers (200 miles) to the northeast. A hospital collapsed in the
Mediterranean coastal city of Iskenderun, but casualties were not immediately
known, Turkey’s vice president, Fuat Oktay, said.

Televisions stations in Turkey aired screens split into four or five, showing
live coverage from rescue efforts in the worst-hit provinces. In the city of
Kahramanmaras, rescuers pulled two children alive from the rubble, and one could
be seen lying on a stretcher on the snowy ground.

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Offers of help — from search-and-rescue teams to medical supplies and money —
poured in from dozens of countries, as well as the European Union and NATO.

The damage evident from photos of the affected areas is typically associated
with a significant loss of life — while bitterly cold temperatures and the
difficulty of working in areas beset by civil war will only complicate rescue
efforts, said Dr. Steven Godby, an expert in natural hazards at Nottingham Trent
University.

In Turkey, people trying to leave the quake-stricken regions caused traffic
jams, hampering efforts of emergency teams trying to reach the affected areas.
Authorities urged residents not to take to the roads. Mosques around the region
were opened to provide shelter for people unable to return to damaged homes amid
temperatures that hovered around freezing.

In Diyarbakir, hundreds of rescue workers and civilians formed lines across a
mountain of wreckage, passing down broken concrete pieces, household belongings
and other debris as they searched for trapped survivors while excavators dug
through the rubble below.

In northwest Syria, the quake added new woes to the opposition-held enclave
centered on the province of Idlib, which has been under siege for years, with
frequent Russian and government airstrikes. The territory depends on a flow of
aid from nearby Turkey for everything from food to medical supplies.

The opposition’s Syrian Civil Defense described the situation there as
“disastrous.”

In a hospital in Darkush in Idlib, Osama Abdelhamid said most of his neighbors
died. He said their shared four-story building collapsed just as he, his wife
and three children ran toward the exit. A wooden door fell on them and acted as
a shield.

“God gave me a new lease on life,” he said.

In the small Syrian rebel-held town of Azmarin in the mountains by the Turkish
border, the bodies of several dead children, wrapped in blankets, were brought
to a hospital.

The Directorate-General of Antiquities and Museums in Syria said the earthquake
has caused some damage to the Crusader-built Marqab, or Watchtower Castle, on a
hill overlooking the Mediterranean. Part of a tower and parts of some walls
collapsed.

In Turkey, meanwhile, the quake damaged a historic castle perched atop a hill in
the center of the provincial capital of Gaziantep, about 33 kilometers (20
miles) from the epicenter. Parts of the fortresses’ walls and watch towers were
leveled and other parts heavily damaged, images from the city showed.

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The USGS said the quake was 18 kilometers (11 miles) deep.

More than 1,100 people were killed in 10 Turkish provinces, with some 7,600
injured, according to the country’s disaster management agency. The death toll
in government-held areas of Syria climbed over 430 people, with some 1,280
injured, according to the Health Ministry. In the country’s rebel-held
northwest, groups that operate there said the death toll was at least 380, with
many hundreds injured.

Huseyin Yayman, a legislator from Turkey’s Hatay province, said several of his
family members were stuck under the rubble of their collapsed homes.

“There are so many other people who are also trapped,” he told HaberTurk
television by telephone. “There are so many buildings that have been damaged.
People are on the streets. It’s raining, it’s winter.”


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___

This story has been updated to correct the spelling of the journalism student’s
name to Muhammet Fatih Yavuz.

___

Fraser reported from Ankara, Turkey. Associated Press writers Bassem Mroue and
Kareem Chehayeb in Beirut and Kim Tong-hyung in Seoul, South Korea, contributed
to this report.

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