It's the seventh day since a devastating earthquake hit Turkey and Syria. Thousands of people have died, thousands of people have been displaced, kids have lost their families, their homes and we have been showing new reports of layers of devastation and city. The country is trying to get back to normalcy even with the hundreds of aftershocks which are being felt in the country even after the earthquake. But I am going to show you that how people are and kids on living out of there, cars of the vehicles now as they have lost their homes and the rehabilitation centres, the voters are overflowing. That is the magnitude of this tragedy. Right behind me are these kids who have nowhere else to go in this chilly weather in this harsh temperature in Turkey and they are living out of this car. This is what you see behind me is the Gaziantep Cashel, a historical site which was built in the Roman era. It was used as a what tower. This was a historical side which was built more than 2000 years ago with natural rocks and even that has been damaged. As you can see, not just the new buildings. But a historical structure which was need in the Roman era more than 2000 years old has also faced massive damage. And it's for the first time ever scientists are saying that such a monument has been destroyed and by that you can make sense of the power of the stock turkey on Monday in the early hours. But this is to show you that how people have made their cars makes it make sure home as they have lost the house is quake that struck Turkey and Tanisha Pandey reporting for NDTV from ground zero in Turkey.
