WORLD Pakistan conveys condolences over Turkey's earthquake

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Pakistan conveys condolences over Turkey's earthquake

Xinhua

09:05, October 31, 2020

People take shelters outside their houses after a strong earthquake in Turkey's western province of Izmir, Oct. 30, 2020. At least four people were killed and 120 others were injured after a strong earthquake hit the Aegean Sea off Turkey's western province of Izmir on Friday, the Disaster and Emergency Management Authority (AFAD) of Turkey announced. The 6.6-magnitude earthquake, which was felt intensely in Izmir, caused great panic, according to press reports in Turkey. (Xinhua)

People take shelters outside their houses after a strong earthquake in Turkey's western province of Izmir, Oct. 30, 2020. At least four people were killed and 120 others were injured after a strong earthquake hit the Aegean Sea off Turkey's western province of Izmir on Friday, the Disaster and Emergency Management Authority (AFAD) of Turkey announced. The 6.6-magnitude earthquake, which was felt intensely in Izmir, caused great panic, according to press reports in Turkey. (Xinhua)

People take shelters outside their houses after a strong earthquake in Turkey's western province of Izmir, Oct. 30, 2020. At least four people were killed and 120 others were injured after a strong earthquake hit the Aegean Sea off Turkey's western province of Izmir on Friday, the Disaster and Emergency Management Authority (AFAD) of Turkey announced. The 6.6-magnitude earthquake, which was felt intensely in Izmir, caused great panic, according to press reports in Turkey. (Xinhua)

People take shelters outside their houses after a strong earthquake in Turkey's western province of Izmir, Oct. 30, 2020. At least four people were killed and 120 others were injured after a strong earthquake hit the Aegean Sea off Turkey's western province of Izmir on Friday, the Disaster and Emergency Management Authority (AFAD) of Turkey announced. The 6.6-magnitude earthquake, which was felt intensely in Izmir, caused great panic, according to press reports in Turkey. (Xinhua)

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