Buildings left their place to squares in Hatay

13 4 月, 2023

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In Hatay, which was most affected by the Kahramanmaraş-centered earthquakes, the debris removal works and the demolition of heavily damaged buildings continue. The vacant areas in the city turned into squares.

Debris removal works continue in Kahramanmaraş-centered Hatay, which was most affected by the earthquakes that occurred on February 6th. GO TO VIDEO:

Under the coordination of AFAD, more than 10 thousand debris removal works are carried out in the city, where excavations are carried daily with 300 thousand expeditions.

After it was decided to demolish it in Antakya district of Hatay, which experienced the greatest destruction, empty spaces took the place of the demolished buildings.

The streets, where thousands of people live and which are the center of urban life, have left their place to quiet squares.

On the other hand, the rise of dust clouds from the city, where the demolitions continued, drew attention.

The wreckage squares in Hatay, which is home to many civilizations, were viewed with a drone.

Demolition and debris removal work continues in the city.

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The city of Hatay in Turkey is still recovering from earthquakes that occurred on February 6th. The debris removal and demolition of heavily damaged buildings are still ongoing. The once bustling streets have now turned into quiet squares, as empty spaces have taken the place of demolished buildings. More than 10 thousand debris removal works have been carried out in the city under the coordination of AFAD, and daily excavations with 300 thousand expeditions are being carried out. The rise of dust clouds from the city due to demolition work continues to draw attention. Hatay was home to many civilizations in the past, and the wreckage squares in the city are being viewed with a drone.