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Rescue workers attempt to retrieve a body from under the rubble of a collapsed building in the village of Amizmiz, in Al-Houaz province, epicentre of the earthquake that struck Morocco, killing more than 2,000 people. IMAGES
In Antakya, Turkey, a survivor is pulled from the rubble of a collapsed building by a group of rescue workers, on the 8th day after a 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck the region. The toll from the Turkey-Syria has risen above 35,000, as rescue teams have started to wind down the search for survivors. IMAGES
Images of French and Turkish rescuers searching through rubble in Osmaniye, southern Turkey, after a 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck the country, devastating entire sections of major cities in southeastern Turkey and the north of Syria. The death toll reached over 11,200 three days after the disaster. IMAGES
In the city of Antalya, Turkey's rescue services search through the debris for bodies and survivors trapped in the wreckage two days after a 7.8 magnitude quake hit Syria and Turkey, claiming thousands of lives. Monday's earthquake was the largest Turkey has seen since 1939, when 33,000 people died in the eastern Erzincan province. IMAGES
French rescuers continue working at the site of a collapsed building following Turkey's deadly quake, as official data shows the death toll has risen to more than 9,500 in Turkey and Syria. IMAGES
Rescue workers search for survivors under the rubble of collapsed buildings in the village of Besnaya in Idlib province along Syria's northwestern border with Turkey. At least 783 people were killed Monday across Syria following a 7.8-magnitude earthquake that had its epicentre in southwestern Turkey, the government and rescuers said. IMAGES