Another earthquake with a magnitude of 6.4 has shaken the Turkey-Syria border region, two weeks after the devastating earthquake that shook the countries, which caused more than 46 thousand victims.
The epicenter was in Hatay, one of the areas most affected by the February 6 earthquake with a magnitude of 7.8.
As a result of the earthquake, several other buildings have collapsed, while others have suffered damage. There is a risk that other houses will also collapse. Immediately, search and rescue teams arrived in the area hit by the earthquake.
Journalist Buse Deviren, who felt the earthquake and reported those moments on CNN Türk's live broadcast, said that stoves in tents erected in the area collapsed during the earthquake.
"People even came out of their tents. They were even afraid that the trees would fall", said the journalist.