This video contains footage some viewers may find disturbing. Video from Turkey and Syria showed the impact of the large earthquake that hit the region on Monday. Weakened buildings collapsed as aftershocks continued, with desperate efforts to rescue people trapped under rubble. At least 2,600 people were killed and the toll is expected to rise. Collapsing buildings, aftershocks and rescue efforts: Earthquake kills thousands in Turkey and Syria earthquake today news live 2023, earthquake today news live 2023 turkey, earthquake in turkey february 2023, earthquake news live, earthquake caught on camera, earthquake today news live 2022, earthquake caught on camera turkey, earthquake in turkey hindi, earthquake footage, earthquake in turkey today in hindi collapsing buildings compilation, collapsing buildings china, collapsing buildings with faces, collapsing buildings teardown, collapsing buildings turkey, collapsing buildings, buildings collapsing earthquake, buildings collapsing sound effect, buildings collapsing in movies, buildings collapsing in reverse syria earthquake video, syria turkey earthquake live, syria bhukamp, syria earthquake live footage, syria news live, syria earthquake 2023 live, syria live, syria vlog, syria nasheed, syria syria new news today, new news live, new news malayalam, new news punjabi, new news tamil, new news assam, new news aaj tak, new news odia, new news punjab, new news channel Turkey: people flee as building collapses in Malatya after second earthquake A witness filmed the moment the building fell during an aftershock. At least 1,200 people have been killed and more than 5,000 injured due to the first 7.8-magnitude quake that struck central Turkey and north-west Syria. The second quake of magnitude 7.6 struck south-eastern Turkey's Kahramanmaraş region on the same day The Guardian publishes independent journalism, made possible. by supporters.Contribute to The Guardian today ► A building collapsed in Malatya, a large city in the eastern Anatolia region of Turkey, on Monday during rescue efforts after the country was hit by two earthquakes. Turkey Earth Quake: भूकंप से कांपा तुर्किए, 3 हजार से ज्यादा इमारतें ध्वस्त Turkey-Syria Earthquake Explained The seismic waves of a 7.8 magnitude earthquake ripped through Europe yesterday. (https://twitter.com/DrWendyRocks/stat.... According to a Reuters report, 4300 people have been killed and gas pipeline damages have led to fires.Turkey lies at the centre of three tectonic plates - Anatolian, Arabian and African. Arabia is moving northwards into Europe, causing the Anatolian plate (which Turkey sits on) to be pushed out westwards. The movement of the tectonic plates builds up pressure on fault zones at their boundaries. Faults are cracks in the earth's crust along which there is movement. These can be massive (the boundaries between the tectonic plates themselves) or very small. It is the sudden release of this pressure that causes earthquakes and ground shaking.The Turkey earthquake is likely to have happened on one of the major faults-the East Anatolian fault or the Dead Sea Transform fault. Earthquake energy is actually caused by movement along an area of a fault. The bigger the earthquake the larger the fault area that will have moved. For 7.8 magnitude, there is likely to have been movement over an area roughly 190 km long and 25 km wide. This means the shaking will be felt over a very large area. Light shaking was felt by about 610,000 people as far away as the Turkish capital of Istanbul (around 815 km away), as well as Baghdad in Iraq (800 km) and Cairo in Egypt (950 km). After major earthquakes there will be many smaller earthquakes known as aftershocks as the crust readjusts to the changes in stress. In the first 12 hours after the initial tremor in southeast Turkey there were already three other earthquakes above magnitude 6.0.

A magnitude 7.5 aftershock occurred further to the north on a different but adjacent fault system: the Sürgü Fault which was powerful enough to count as a separate earthquake in its own right.

While aftershocks are usually significantly smaller than the main shock, they can have equally devastating consequences, further damaging infrastructure that was damaged by the first earthquake and hampering rescue efforts. Turkey Earthquake: 7.8 तीव्रता के भूकंप से तुर्की में तबाही | Live News | Hindi News Turkey Earthquake: 7.8 तीव्रता के भूकंप से तुर्की में तबाही | Live News | Hindi News

तुर्की में सोमवार को भूकंप के तेज झटके महसूस किए गए. रिक्टर स्केल पर भूकंप की तीव्रता 7.8 थी. भूकंप से दक्षिण पूर्व तुर्की में भारी नुकसान की खबरें सामने आ रही हैं. यहां कई इमारतें भूकंप के चलते गिर गईं. इतना ही नहीं अब तक 5 लोगों के मारे जाने की भी खबर है. उधर, सीरिया में भी भूकंप से कई इमारतें ढह गईं.