Earthquake in Turkey splits Hatay airport runway into two

Video: Massive Earthquake In Turkey Splits Airport Runway Into Two

Turkey and Syria were hit by three powerful earthquakes on Monday, causing massive damage to infrastructure and killing more than 2,600 people. The 7.8 magnitude quake in the morning was followed by dozens of aftershocks, which wiped out entire sections of major Turkish cities in the region filled with millions who fled Syria's civil war and other conflicts.  In Turkey's Hatay province, the only runway at the airport has also been shattered and …

Earthquake in Turkey splits Hatay airport runway into two

The powerful earthquakes in Turkey on Monday split the country's Hatay Airport runway - the only one - into two parts, forcing the flight operations to shut down immediately.

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Turkey's devastating earthquake cracked the runway of Hatay Airport

The runway of Hatay airport was badly damaged, after the earthquake that struck Turkey on Monday, February 6, write the DHA agency and the Airporthaber portal.The images broadcast on social networks show how in the airport runway in the Hatay region serving the cities of Antakya and Iskenderun, a huge crack occurred. According to the airport administration, “runway restoration work is in full swing” .7.4 şiddetindeki deprem sonrası Hatay Havalim…

Airport runway split in Hatay, Turkey, after the earthquake - BNNBreaking

After the 7.4 magnitude earthquake, the epicenter of which was Kahramanmaraş, President Erdogan made a statement. "We are also coordinating the works initiated after the earthquake. We hope that we will overcome this disaster together as soon as possible and with the least damage, and we will continue our work," Erdogan said. In Hatay, one