Turkey: Following the earthquake, the slow reconstruction of Antakya.

22 May 2025

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Two years after the devastating earthquake in southeastern Turkey, the region struggles to recover, with Antakya still resembling a massive construction site.

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Two years after the earthquake that devastated southeastern Turkey, the region is struggling to recover. The city of Antakya resembles a massive construction site, and while residents notice the progress of the work, they wish to finally move on.

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