Four separate earthquakes on Monday and Tuesday in Turkey and Syria left over 4,000 people dead and nearly 15,000 people injured.
IMAGE: Rescue workers listen carefully for signs of life in a collapsed building in Iskenderun. Photograph: Burak Kara/Getty Images
IMAGE: Sevgi Demirkan is rescued from the rubble of a collapsed hospital in Iskenderun, Turkey. Photograph: Umit Bektas/Reuters
IMAGE: Wounded earthquake survivors wait to be treated at a field hospital in Iskenderun. Photograph: Burak Kara/Getty Images
IMAGE: An earthquake survivor is assisted by health workers to a hospital in Iskenderun. Photograph: Burak Kara/Getty Images
IMAGE: Wounded earthquake survivors wait to be treated at the entrance of a hospital in Iskenderun. Photograph: Burak Kara/Getty Images
IMAGE: A rescue team at the site of a collapsed building in Osmaniye, Turkey. Photograph: Dilara Senkaya/Reuters
IMAGE: Rescuers search for survivors under the rubble in Diyarbakir, Turkey. Photograph: Sertac Kayar/Reuters
IMAGE: People stand together after evacuating their homes in Aleppo, Syria. Photograph: Firas Makdesi/Reuters
IMAGE: Volunteers prepare mattresses at a temporary shelter inside a sports centre in the rebel-held town of Azaz, Syria. Photograph: Khalil Ashawi/Reuters
IMAGE: A Greek air force C-130, carrying members of a disaster response unit, ready to fly to Turkey to help in the aftermath of an earthquake, at the military airport of Elefsina, Greece. Photograph: Louiza Vradi/Reuters
IMAGE: Turkish residents in Berlin, which has likely the world's largest Turkish community outside Turkey, bring bags and boxes with warm clothes and other goods to a Turkish nursing service in Berlin. Photograph: Rachel More/Reuters
IMAGE: Rescuers of International Search and Rescue Germany board a plane on their way to help find survivors of the deadly earthquakes in Turkey at Cologne-Bonn airport, Germany. Photograph: Piroschka van de Wouw/Reuters
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