Shocking footage from Kahramanmaras, the city closest to the epicentre of the Turkey earthquake, shows the utter destruction the quake left behind.

Filmed on Saturday, February 11, the video shows cars upended by the quake, excavators digging through the debris of collapsed buildings and people searching for survivors and putting those who didn't survive into metal coffins.

According to AP, more than a dozen survivors were rescued on Saturday, including a family in Kahramanmaras. The city of 400,000 was also close to the aftershock that struck hours after Monday's initial quake.

Video has emerged from inside the Turkish city closest to the epicentre of Monday’s 7.8 magnitude earthquake.

Filmed on Saturday, February 11 in Kahramanmaras, also known as Marash, the video shows cars upended by the quake, excavators digging through the debris of collapsed buildings and people searching for survivors. In one moment, people place a body into a metal coffin.

According to AP, more than a dozen survivors were rescued on Saturday, including a family in Kahramanmaras. The city of 400,000 was also close to the aftershock that struck hours after Monday's quake.