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Another strong aftershock of magnitude 6,3 hit Türkiye and Syria, and there is an analysis that the death toll from the aftershocks alone could reach 1,6.

Reporter Moon Jun-mo tells you about the tense situation at the time.

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A member of Parliament for Turkiye giving a live interview about the earthquake damage inside a
building that looks like a large warehouse.

Suddenly, he turns his back and scurries toward the exit.

The camera reporter hurriedly chases.

As soon as he felt the ground tremble, he ran outside, fearing that the building might collapse.

Another live broadcast scene at a similar time.

Suddenly, the lighting device falls over, and it becomes dark on all sides.

Panicked reporters emerge for a moment, and then the signal is cut off.

Reporters caught on the screen again are still anxious that the ground is shaking.

[Reporter: I'm still shaking, it's hard to stand, so much so that we have to hold each other.]

The airport waiting room was also in chaos.

Some quickly ran out of the building, but those who failed to evacuate got off their chairs and curled up in fear.

The intensity of the earthquake felt by people was much greater than the measured figures.

[Staff from the Turkiye Disaster Management Bureau: They said it was magnitude 4.2, but it seemed stronger. It was so shaken that I could hardly stand up.]

When some residents made it out of their homes safely, they cried in surprise, and the children refused to leave their parents' arms.

The elderly who were startled by the earthquake and had trouble breathing had to resort to oxygen masks.

Two of our local emergency teams felt strong tremors during the earthquake and evacuated the building where they were staying, and they said they were all safe.

(Video editing by Oh No-young)