Men who pray before removing the rubble in Antakya in the morning.
The car disposal site.
The residents and rescue are searching for something to use in the rubble.
Children who tend a cat near the temporary tent in Kahramanmaras.
A man rescues a cat from a building that has the risk of collapse.
The people who rest on the rubble.
Children who play in the car that was abandoned in Kirikhan.
Men who search for livestock feed can use it in the rubble of the livestock feed manufacturing plant in Karamanmaras.
The doll is left behind in the collapsed building.
Some photographs in the rubble.
A Classroom is collapsing.
A Syrian refugee boy with a broken umbrella.
A couple who make lunch in front of their house.
Men who drink chai in a greengrocer in Kahramanmaras. This shop runs every day even though it is inadequate.
A worker who rests on a chair.
The displacement tents near the buildings have been left behind due to the risk of collapse.
On 6 February 2023, the earthquakes near the region's border devastated people in southern Turkey and northern Syria.
In the case of Turkey, at least the number of casualties is more than 15.8 million, and 4 million buildings were affected.
The residents who have suffered from the impacts of the earthquakes have been inflicted severe and long-lasting burdens physically, mentally, and economically since that day.
Nonetheless, survivors are struggling to return to a peaceful life.