A week after a powerful earthquake hit West Sumatra in Indonesia on February 25, CCTV footage is starting to emerge of the moment the temblor struck.

This video was captured in a mini-market shop in Pasaman regency at 8:39 am

At least 13 people died in the quake and following landslides.

Four people are still missing and thousands have been left homeless.

A week after the earthquake struck West Sumatra in Indonesia on February 25, CCTV footage recording the moment is starting to emerge.

This video, captured in a Mini Market shop called 'Afni Tama' in Pasaman regency at 8:39 am that day, shows goods falling as people run for safety. The footage then crackles, then stops, due to electricity going out.

Until today, Friday (4 March) the death toll from the earthquake reached 13. Seven of them died when their houses fell on them, and six died in landslides, four are missing and still searched.

The landslide occurred shortly after the earthquake. The earthquake caused Mount Talamau to sway and its avalanches descended into the river past settlements and fields.

Thousands of homes destroyed left thousands of families homeless.