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Just nine hours later, an unusually strong, 7.5-magnitude aftershock struck on the same fault line, about 60 miles north of the first, according to the USGS. https://t.co/1cctRKf2Jz https://t.co/vArxeiTiBA — PolitiTweet.org

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The first quake, a 7.8 magnitude, was one of the strongest in Turkey’s recorded history. It was felt as far away as Lebanon and Israel. https://t.co/1cctRKf2Jz https://t.co/koWmvStD0Q — PolitiTweet.org

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The earthquakes were both centered in southern Turkey. Buildings were destroyed across the region, including in at least 14 Turkish cities, although the full extent of the damage was still unknown. https://t.co/1cctRKf2Jz https://t.co/7Hpke02wWW — PolitiTweet.org

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