Romania’s geeks are mapping earthquake risk in EU’s highest-risk capital
Since January, Romania has banned renting apartments in buildings at risk in an earthquake.
![Adile Yetkin, left, Hasan Yetkin, right, and their son, Muhammet, 15, in their container home in Adiyaman. Both Adile and Hasan lost legs in the earthquake, and their eldest son was killed [Alaeddin Cogal/Al Jazeera]](/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/Adile-Yetkin-left-Hasan-Yetkin-right-and-their-son-Muhammet-sit-in-their-container-home-in-Adiyaman-Alaettin-CogalAl-Jazeera-1707207860.jpg?resize=770%2C513&quality=80)
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On the first anniversary of the quake that killed more than 50,000 people, Adiyaman came together to remember.
Protesters’ anger spilled over at a vigil in Turkey to mark one year since devastating earthquakes.
More than 689,000 of the estimated 3 million displaced by the earthquakes in Turkey still live in temporary containers.
Since the earthquake, humanitarian needs have gone up in Syria, but aid has dwindled.
One year on from disaster, mourning mixes with frustration over authorities’ response.
A year on from the devastating earthquakes in Turkey, Al Jazeera follows up with a displaced family in Adiyaman.
Mehmet Koc survived the collapse of a five-storey building that crushed his legs and killed his brother and mother.
How have the survivors fared since February 2023?
Many villagers spend the day in their homes, then sleep in tents outside for fear of aftershocks.
Families in Syria feel safer sleeping in tents as they grapple with the aftermath of the Turkey-Syria quakes, a year on.
