Turkey earthquake: ‘This building is just a snapshot of the devastation’

After spending the past two days travelling alone towards the epicentre of the earthquake, the BBC’s Anna Foster visited a destroyed tower block in Marash, Turkey, where it is thought no survivors are left beneath the rubble.

Monday’s earthquake has caused devastation across large areas of southern turkey and northern Syria, killing thousands of people.

After spending the past two days travelling alone towards the epicentre of the earthquake, the BBC’s Anna Foster visited a destroyed tower block in Marash, Turkey, where it is thought no survivors are left beneath the rubble.

Monday’s earthquake has caused devastation across large areas of southern turkey and northern Syria, killing thousands of people.

After spending the past two days travelling alone towards the epicentre of the earthquake, the BBC’s Anna Foster visited a destroyed tower block in Marash, Turkey, where it is thought no survivors are left beneath the rubble.

Monday’s earthquake has caused devastation across large areas of southern turkey and northern Syria, killing thousands of people.

After spending the past two days travelling alone towards the epicentre of the earthquake, the BBC’s Anna Foster visited a destroyed tower block in Marash, Turkey, where it is thought no survivors are left beneath the rubble.

Monday’s earthquake has caused devastation across large areas of southern turkey and northern Syria, killing thousands of people.