THE GUARDIAN: ONE OF THE MOST ACTIVE FAULT REGIONS IN TURKEY

The Guardian, one of England’s most respected newspapers, made a live statement on its website, announcing the events to its readers moment by moment. In the news, it was said that the earthquake was felt in Damascus, Beirut and Tripoli in Lebanon, with people leaving on foot and in their vehicles.

While the news in The Guardian reminded that Turkey is in one of the most active seismic zones, the 1999 Düzce earthquake also came to light. The article stated: “Experts have been warning for some time that a strong earthquake could cause devastation in Istanbul, where new buildings are being built without taking precautions.”

NEW YORK TIMES: IT’S ALSO FEELING IN ISRAEL AND SYRIA

The American media also reported the details of the earthquake and what happened… While the New York Times, one of the country’s leading newspapers, used the headline “Deadly earthquake in Turkey also felt in Israel and Syria”, ” The earthquake that took place in Turkey on Monday was felt in Syria, Lebanon and Israel. Millions of people felt it and created a humanitarian crisis.”

AL JAZEERA: TURKEY AND SYRIA SHAKEN BY STRONG EARTHQUAKE

Announcing the events, the Qatar-based media organization Al Jazeera also stated that the earthquake that occurred in Turkey affected Syria and many deaths were reported.

While it was claimed that many buildings collapsed and dozens of people lost their lives in both Turkey and Syria after the 7.8 magnitude earthquake, it was emphasized that the situation in northwestern Syria was defined as “catastrophic”. It was claimed that many buildings were destroyed and people were buried under the rubble.

AP: 11 PEOPLE KILLED IN SYRIA

The US news agency Associated Press reported that at least 11 people lost their lives in Syria, according to initial determinations. The agency, in the Atmed-based story, announced that it was concerned about the increase in the death toll.

Speaking to the agency, Dr. Muheeb Qaddour commented: “Many people were trapped under the rubble and we are concerned that the death toll will reach hundreds.”

BILD: AT MAXIMUM ALARM LEVEL

Bild, one of the most widely read newspapers in Germany, also brought the earthquake to its headlines. On the newspaper’s website, “serious earthquakes with magnitudes of 7.4 and 7.9 struck Turkey. There are dozens of dead and wounded. The tremor was also felt in Cyprus and Syria.

While it was claimed that the alarm level in the region is at its highest point, “Turkey is one of the most active seismic regions in the world. In 1999, more than 17,000 people lost their lives in the magnitude 7.4 earthquake.

REUTERS: SEARCH AND RESCUE WORK IN SNOWY STREETS…

The UK-based Reuters news agency also reported the details of the terrible earthquake and what happened next, moment by moment… The agency said: “A magnitude 7.9 earthquake occurred in Turkey and felt in Cyprus, Lebanon and Syria. “As many buildings were destroyed, work began to search for survivors in the snowy streets.”

Speaking to the agency, a Gaziantep citizen named Erdem said: “I have never felt anything like this in my 40 years of life. “We were shaken very severely at least 3 times,” he said. Reuters reported that many citizens were sitting in their cars away from the buildings, while the tremor lasted at least 1 minute and the windows were broken.

It was claimed that Syrian state media also reported on events in the region regarding the earthquake, and it was announced that many buildings were destroyed in Syria.