Revelation images: More than 1,230 dead from the Turkey-Syria earthquake

Revelation images from Turkey and Syria. More than 1,232 are the dead in the two countries from the deadly 7.8 Richter earthquake that occurred in the early hours.

The Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced that the dead in Turkey from the strong earthquake they reached 912. Erdogan announced that 2,818 buildings collapsed in the earthquake, while they have been injured 5,385 Turkish citizens. 2,470 people were rescued from the wreckage.

Yine deprem 😢😢 pic.twitter.com/ELk1Z3Uwos

— Beyda Tanrıkulu (@beydatanrikulu) February 6, 2023

Erdogan acknowledged that he could not predict how much more the death toll would rise as search and rescue operations continued. So far 45 countries have offered aid to Turkey, he noted.

Besides, as reported by the Syrian state news agency, at least they have been killed in Syria 320 people due to the earthquake and the injured are 1,000.

WHO is concerned about some areas of Turkey

The World Health Organization (WHO) earlier said it was concerned about areas of Turkey that have not been heard from after the deadly earthquake that struck the country overnight.

“National authorities will focus on search and rescue at this time,” a WHO spokesman said in a statement to Reuters. “Next, we expect an increased need to care for the injured and support the overall health system in the affected areas.”

This is how the buildings were destroyed as a result of the earthquake #Kahramanmaraş were displayed.#deprem #Idlib #Syria #DEPREMOLDU #TurkeyEarthquake pic.twitter.com/ctczVg1DyI

— Chaudhary Parvez (@ChaudharyParvez) February 6, 2023

Deprem hemen sonra AFAD’dayız.
#İstanbul‘dan #deprem region İLK ETAPTA 80 AFAD taşılisi, 27 akredide belediye ve STK, 968 Arama Kurtarma gönüllüsü, 4 K9 köpgi, 2 TIR ve yağımı temeralmesi yola çıkı.

Başımız sağ olsun.
Yaralılarımıza acil şifalar diliyorum.#Kahramanmaraş pic.twitter.com/ub2dGjpNub

— Ali Yerlikaya (@AliYerlikaya) February 6, 2023

Terrible footage of a 7.8-magnitude earthquake in Turkey.

#Turkiye #Syria #earthquake #deprem #Türkiyem #ACİL pic.twitter.com/KRjXV4lyLv

— World Times (@WorldTimesWT) February 6, 2023

Seismologists estimate that the seismic tremor occurred at dawn maybe it’s worse and since the 1999 earthquake

In the wider area, it is snowing and temperatures do not exceed 2 degrees Celsius.

The rescue crews are fighting against time. Nearly 1,000 volunteer rescuers have been deployed from Istanbul to the affected areas of Turkey, according to Istanbul Governor Ali Gerlikaya.

The deadly quake hit Adana, Antiyaman, Malatya, Kahramanmaras, Gaziantep, Sanliurfa, Diyarbakir, Adana, Antiyaman, Malatya, Osmaniye, Hatay and Kilis, AFAD, the Turkish agency, said. disaster response. Greek churches have collapsed in Antioch.

🇹🇷#Earthquake en #Turquía
Survivors #Kahramanmaras #deprem #Hatay #AFAD #sanliurfa #earthquake #Turkey #Turkiye #survivor2023 #ACİL #kayseri #mersin pic.twitter.com/8aJbtubPlJ

— Nafú Togó (@NafuTogo) February 6, 2023

The strongest earthquake occurred at 04:17 (local time; 03:17 Greek time) according to AFAD, the Turkish disaster agency.

Deadly earthquake hits south-eastern Turkey – many killed#earthquake #DEPREMOLDU #Turkey #deprem #diyarbakır #amed #depremold #Turkiye pic.twitter.com/XqMnAlhPJa

— NFT Radar (@NFTsRadar) February 6, 2023

The German Geological Survey (GFZ) calculated for its part that the earthquake had a magnitude of 7.9.

The earthquake was felt as far away as Lebanon, Syria and Cyprus, AFP correspondents reported.

It was long, lasting almost a minute, according to a Reuters news agency correspondent.

Rescue teams pulling children from under the rubble of #collapsed buildings in northwestern #Syria

At least 50 people killed, 500+ injured, 140+ buildings destroyed in southern Malatya province as 7.8 #earthquake hits #Türkiye.#deprem #DepremiOldu #Turkey pic.twitter.com/vKnEnG3N2k

— Chaudhary Parvez (@ChaudharyParvez) February 6, 2023

The head of the Red Crescent said resources were being mobilized to help those affected, speaking of widespread damage and calling on those in damaged buildings to evacuate immediately if they could.

The Minister of Interior of Turkey Suleiman Soylu he stressed that the priority is to offer help to those trapped and appealed to citizens not to use their mobile phones unless absolutely necessary.

Videos uploaded to social media sites show damaged buildings in various communities in the region.

Footage broadcast by Turkish state broadcaster TRT showed residents storming out into the snow-covered streets.

Seismicity in Turkey is among the highest in the world.

Death toll from Turkey-Syria quake rises to at least 50 more than 350 injured.

Let’s spread the video, please let the authorities catch up, all our prayers are with you… #deprem #DepremiOldu #earthquake #earthquake #DEPREMOLDU #Turkey #deprem pic.twitter.com/rY1QSo0VnR

— Chaudhary Parvez (@ChaudharyParvez) February 6, 2023

In late November, a 6.1-magnitude earthquake struck the northwestern part of the country, causing about fifty injuries and limited property damage, according to authorities.

The same area was hit in August 1999 by a magnitude 7.4 earthquake that killed at least 17,000 people, including around a thousand in Istanbul.

In January 2020, a magnitude 6.7 earthquake struck Elazig and Malatya provinces, killing more than 40 people. In October of the same year, a 7-magnitude earthquake killed 114 people and injured more than 1,000 others off the Turkish coast in the Aegean.

🚨🇹🇷 #earthquake in #Turkey hundreds of people removing rubble in search of survivors.#Turkiye #nurdagi #Anayazi #Gaziantep #Syria pic.twitter.com/rJTVTiKTSJ

— uzii (@uziihashmi_) February 6, 2023

Group of executives of EMAK Greece sends to help Turkish rescue teams searching to rescue people from the rubble after the deadly earthquake in Turkey that left hundreds dead and an unknown number trapped.

Ready for EU-US assistance

The EU activated the Civil Protection Mechanism after the earthquake that occurred on the border between Turkey and Syria, while teams from the Netherlands and Romania are on their way.

“The EU expresses its full solidarity,” European Council President Charles Michel said in a tweet after the earthquake on the Turkey-Syria border.

Deeply saddened to hear this morning about the devastating earthquake hitting parts of Turkey and Syria.
My deepest condolences to the many families that lost lives and wishing a speedy recovery of the injured.
The EU stands in full solidarity with you.

— Charles Michel (@CharlesMichel) February 6, 2023

“It was with deep sadness that I heard this morning about the devastating earthquake that struck parts of Turkey and Syria. My deepest condolences to the many families who lost their lives and I wish a speedy recovery to the injured,” noted Charles Michel.

The European Union is ready to offer help after the deadly and devastating earthquake that hit Turkey in the early hours, Neighborhood and Enlargement Commissioner Oliver Varkheli said on Twitter.

“Shocking to hear about the huge impact of the earthquake that killed so many people in Turkey and Syria. My deepest condolences to the families and I wish a speedy recovery to the injured. We are ready to send help in these difficult times” said Mr. Varheli.

Shocking to hear about the huge distraction of the #earthquake killing so many people in #Türkiye & #Syria.
My deepest condolences to the families & wishing a speedy recovery to the injured.
We are ready to send help in these difficult times.

— Oliver Varhelyi (@OliverVarhelyi) February 6, 2023

For his part, US President Joe Biden has directed USAID and other federal government agencies to assess their response options for providing aid to the areas most affected by the earthquake in Turkey and Syria, the National Security Adviser to USA Jake Sullivan in a statement released yesterday, Sunday.

The US is deeply concerned by the information about the devastating earthquake, he noted.

Israel also announced that it is ready to provide aid to Turkey after the powerful 7.9-magnitude earthquake struck the central part of the country and northwestern Syria and was also felt in parts of Israel and the Palestinian Territories.

Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallad said Israeli security forces are ready to provide any assistance needed, and the country’s Foreign Minister Eli Cohen noted that a rapid aid program is being prepared.

President @RTErdogan‘a, 🇹🇷 halkına ve 🇹🇷’deki depremde başağlığı dileklerimi iletiyor tüm yaralılara acil şifalar diliyorum to the families of those who lost their lives. Bu zor zamanda 🇹🇷 we are with the people. We are ready to provide the necessary assistance for the results of the disaster.

— Volodymyr Zelenskyi (@ZelenskyyUa) February 6, 2023

Zelensky: Ukraine ready to provide assistance to the friendly Turkish people

Ukraine is ready to provide the necessary assistance to the “friendly” Turkish people after the strong earthquake that struck the country earlier today, announced Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

“Shocked by the news of the death and injury of hundreds of people as a result of the earthquake in Turkey,” the Ukrainian president said in a message on Twitter.

“We express our condolences to the families of the victims and wish a speedy recovery to the injured. We are at this time close to the friendly Turkish people, ready to provide the required assistance,” he added.

NATO: G. Stoltenberg in contact with T. Erdogan and M. Cavusoglu

“Full solidarity with our ally Turkey after the terrible earthquake. I am in contact with President Tayyip Erdogan and Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu and NATO Allies are now mobilizing support,” NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg tweeted.

Aftershocks In Turkey 🇹🇷#Gaziantep #Malatya #ADIYAMAN #sanliurfa #Turkey #Adana #Hatay #earthquake #deprem #DEPREMOLDU #nurdagi #Malatya #ADIYAMAN #sanliurfa #Adana pic.twitter.com/k43k2yBVio

— Mushaf Naveed (@naveed_mushaf) February 6, 2023

Turkish seismologist: The biggest earthquake of the last 24 years

Speaking to the BBC, seismologist Dr Haluk Özener, who is director of the Kandilli Observatory and Earthquake Research Institute, said the deadly earthquake in Gaziantep was the region’s biggest in 24 years.

“We are dealing with the biggest earthquake we have seen in the last 24 years in this region. There have been 100 aftershocks so far. About 53 of them are over 4 [στην κλίμακα Ρίχτερ]. Seven of those that occurred are above 5. We can say that these earthquakes will continue in the coming days,” he said.

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