It has been two months since the major #TurkiyeQuakes hit the southern part of the country, killing more than 50,000 people. More than 13.5 million people in Türkiye, and countless others in northern Syria, have been affected by the devastating quakes.

Survivors struggle to hold onto hope amid the rubble as one month has passed since massive 7.7- and 7.6-magnitude earthquakes hit southern Türkiye, devastating homes and lives. The #TurkiyeQuakes and powerful aftershocks killed nearly 46,000 people in 11 provinces, wounding some 108,000 others and forcing more than 1.9 million to shelter in tents or move to other cities. Photos: Burak Catakli/TRT World & AA

Over 1.5 million people in 11 quake-hit provinces in southern Türkiye are living in tent and container cities erected as temporary accommodation. More than 460,000 housing units are set to be built in the earthquake zones during the first phase of reconstruction. #TurkiyeQuakes

It has been a month since southern Türkiye was jolted by twin #TurkiyeQuakes on February 6. Due to its location at the intersection of three tectonic plates — the Eurasian, African and Arabian plates — Türkiye is one of the most seismically active nations in the world.

The twin #TurkiyeQuakes that jolted southern Türkiye and northern Syria have killed more than 50,000 people in both countries and damaged more than 200,000 buildings in Türkiye alone, yet the region is still being shaken by strong aftershocks, causing further damage

More than 200,000 buildings in 11 provinces hit by the twin #TurkiyeQuakes on February 6 have collapsed or have been heavily damaged and experts believe the debris resulting from the disaster would be up to 4,000 metres tall if it was stacked in a single pile.

A magnitude 5.6 earthquake jolts Malatya, one of the 11 provinces affected by the major #TurkiyeQuakes that hit the southern part of the country on February 6.

Türkiye steps up relief efforts in quake-hit zones after twin #TurkiyeQuakes jolted 11 provinces on February 6 in what the WHO has declared is the "worst natural disaster in a century" to have struck the region. Swipe 👉 to see local and international relief efforts

The 7.7- and 7.6-magnitude twin #TurkiyeQuakes in Kahramanmaras, which killed more than 43,000 people in Türkiye, moved surrounding land up to 7 metres in opposite directions and caused a 400km-long rupture in the Earth’s surface.

A magnitude 6.4 earthquake shakes Türkiye’s Hatay, killing six and wounding nearly 300, just two weeks after the twin #TurkiyeQuakes hit 11 provinces including Hatay. Here’s a look at the worst quakes in the country’s recent history 👇