Scene in quake-hit Turkey

Scene in quake-hit Turkey

Photo taken on Feb. 23, 2023, shows a clock tower in the southern Turkey city of Adiyaman. The clock stopped at exactly 4:17, the moment a powerful earthquake struck in the early morning on Feb. 6.

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