Hundreds of villagers are struggling to cope with the aftermath of a deadly 6.0 magnitude earthquake that devastated numerous towns in northern Turkey.
Residents have had to resort to makeshift tents and lost a great deal of livestock, which has been a severe blow to their livelihood.
But authorities are assessing the scale of people's losses in an effort to help the earthquake survivors.
Al Jazeera's Barnaby Phillips reports from Elazig province in northern Turkey.
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