These images show a massive "tent city" that has been set up by the Turkish disaster agency in a football stadium to house survivors and people who have lost their homes. The footage shows row upon row of the tents that have been set up in the stadium in the city of Kahramanmaras.

As the camera zooms out, many tents can be seen beyond the limits of the stadium. A second piece of footage shows people arriving at the stadium.

The images were obtained from the Turkish Disaster and Emergency Management Presidency (AFAD) on February 8 and 9.

The AFAD said: "For our citizens affected by the Kahramanmaras Earthquake, a tent city was established at the 12th February Stadium. Together we are strong."

This footage was filmed and produced 8 and 9 February 2023.

These images show a massive "tent city" that has been set up by the Turkish disaster agency in a football stadium to house survivors and people who have lost their homes. The footage shows row upon row of the tents that have been set up in the stadium in the city of Kahramanmaras.

As the camera zooms out, many tents can be seen beyond the limits of the stadium. A second piece of footage shows people arriving at the stadium.
The images were obtained from the Turkish Disaster and Emergency Management Presidency (AFAD) on Wednesday, 8th February, and on Thursday, 9th February.

The AFAD said: "For our citizens affected by the Kahramanmaras Earthquake, a tent city was established at the 12th February Stadium. Together we are strong."

Emergency workers are battling against the clock to save people from the rubble, with the international community sending in numerous experts to assist. More than 11,000 buildings have reportedly collapsed in Turkey, with damage and destruction spanning a border region of approximately 650 miles.