Drone footage shows large faultline in southern Turkey after earthquakes

Footage was captured after several earthquakes shook Turkey and Syria this week.

The footage was taken from the Kahramanmaraş province, which was the epicentre of the earthquake. Search-and-rescue operations continue in several cities with aid efforts ongoing in the affected areas. The death toll in Turkey and Syria has passed 20,000, with tens of thousands more injured in both countries.

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[Neotron]

The amount of Force/friction generated by such a noticeable event is mind boggling

[Matheusyoutub]

My sincere condolences to all Turkish and Syrian brothers and sisters, keep strong! Hugs from Brazil 🇹🇷🇸🇾🇧🇷

[intreoo]

This is absolutely mind blowing. Reminds us just how little we humans are compared to the night of nature..

[eh]

It really shows how that valley formed in the first place; not by a river running through softer ground, but the valley sides pulling apart.

[garthreid]

I was at a similar earthquake in Algeria 1980, similar scenario, casualties, and collapsing, but where the split happened, one side had risen and stayed risen to a height of 12-14 feet or 4 meters. Very impressive.

[YALQUZAQ_AZ]

My condolences to our Turkish brothers who died in this terrible earthquake 🇦🇿❤️🇹🇷

[keithstagueda]

I hope the cities in Turkey are going to recover well especially the victims.

[tonypapas]

Drones have really been so important in showing footage like this, along with helping with rescues.

[ahmedmamdouh]

Deepest condolences to the great people of Türkyie 🇹🇷 and Syria 🇸🇾 ❤️💙 from Egypt 🇪🇬

[johngore]

It’s so incredible and amazing. Obviously you don’t like to see people get hurt though.

[MeganWhamGMfan]

Poor thousands of people 😢who went through the earthquake
Those who survived lost everything
Some even lost their lives and my condolences are sent to every family 😢

[DelightLovesMovies]

Love and condolences to the families of all the victims in Syria and Turkey from Western Australia.

[CrocodileWhispers]

0:25 that guy in the van is flying lol. The road lives on

[osmanulusk]

Turkey ranks first in the world in humanitarian aid compared to the economic size of the countries. Now is the time to help Turkey.

[SkandiaAUS]

That is mind boggling. Just like the volcanic eruption from last year it's really incredible to see Earth doing its thing while we're around to see it.

[anncarter]

Gosh...the earth is cracking like a Vase..its incredible

[deBrawnyo]

I live in northeastern India which is a zone v earthquake prone area, we frequently experience small earthquakes every so often, after seeing what happened in Turkey I have a new fear of life, infact a week after the turkey earthquakes we experienced a 4.3 magnitude earthquake and that frightened me.

[allinonce]

Really cool video. I have honestly never see such a unique fault line via aerial coverage.

[marsargoxmiso]

:( heartbreaking we never have control over ever Mother Nature does we can only prepare, my heart and condolences to all those that have lost their life over this earthquake and the family and friends trying to mourn and just pick up their life again.

[TamuniaK]

Geçmiş Olsun Türkiye! I know nothing will replace human lives that were lost, but I hope you can rebuild better and stronger!