Again vibration felt in Turkey

Earthquake of 4.7 struck turkey, basically the area covering Sothern city of Kahramanmaras get affected on Sunday.

Earlier it was 7.8 which taken up many lives and now again this disaster of 4.7. Even more then 33 thousands people declared dead by the earthquake of Richter Scale 7.8 in Turkeys and Syria on last Monday as per the officials. They faces high loss of infrastructures, residence and of the people too. A 10 year old girl was rescued after 147 hour under the rubbles and10 thousands found injured.

Shukriya Shahi

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