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Frantic search for survivors after deadly quake in Turkey kills thousands | New York Post
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4:21Now PlayingRescuers in the Turkish city of Gaziantep pulled out a woman from under rubble on Tuesday (February 7), as the death toll from a devastating earthquake in Turkey and Syria approached 5,000.
The magnitude 7.8 quake hit Turkey and neighboring Syria early on Monday (February 6), toppling thousands of buildings including many apartment blocks, wrecking hospitals, and leaving thousands of people injured or homeless.
Drone footage in the Turkish city of Hatay showed a bird's-eye view of the landscape littered with mounds of rubble from collapsed buildings.
The earthquake, which was followed by aftershocks, was the biggest recorded worldwide by the U.S. Geological Survey since one in the remote South Atlantic in August 2021. It was also the deadliest in Turkey since one of similar magnitude in 1999 that killed more than 17,000. Nearly 16,000 were reported injured in Monday's quake.
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