Turkey Reporter Runs as Earthquake Aftershock Strikes

The damage almost unimaginable. Two powerful earthquakes struck Turkey and neighboring Syria. 10,000 people are feared dead. Watch as aftershocks from the 7.8 quake bring down an entire apartment building. People run for their lives. This reporter is doing a live shot when a strong aftershock hits.

He flees with everyone, and when the cameraman turns around, you can see what a close call it was. Then the reporter runs back to help a family emerging from the debris. He grabs a child in his arms and tries to comfort her. Cameras caught another building collapsing. Drone footage shows the scale of the devastation. A desperate search is underway to find victims buried alive. Closer to home, a much smaller earthquake measuring 3.

8 on the Richter scale was felt in Buffalo, New York, this morning. Nerves were already frayed in the city that's been through so much recently, including this historic blizzard that left 47 people dead. The Buffalo quake did not do any serious damage. Could the two earthquakes be related? The Buffalo event was many hours later, and so in that sense, I think the chances are very low that the Buffalo event really had much to do with that far event in Turkey. students! you.

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