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  • Newchecker.in is an independent fact-checking initiative of NC Media Networks Pvt. Ltd. We welcome our readers to send us claims to fact check. If you believe a story or statement deserves a fact check, or an error has been made with a published fact check Contact Us: checkthis@newschecker.in Fact checks doneFOLLOW US Fact Check Visuals from a hotel kitchen in Turkey when the powerful earthquake struck on February 6, 2023 The archived version of the tweet can be seen here. Newschecker ran a reverse image search of keyframes of the viral video, which led us to this news report, dated October 31, 2020, featuring the same clip. The headline stated, “New footage shows strength of quake in Izmir”, while the caption read, “At least 20 buildings in the Turkish city of Izmir alone were destroyed after a strong earthquake struck the Aegean Sea on Friday.”. We then ran a relevant keyword search, which led us to this news report from the Tribune, dated October 31, 2020, stating, “Turkey earthquake footage captures horrific moments as building collapses in Izmir”. According to the article, “At least eight buildings collapsed on Friday as a powerful earthquake struck Turkey’s Aegean coast and north of the Greek island of Samos, killing at least 27 people. Buildings were seen toppling in Izmir, Turkey’s third largest city, and triggering a small tsunami in the district of Seferihisar and on Samos. The quake was followed by hundreds of aftershocks.” The report, too, featured the viral video. We confirmed via multiple news reports, seen here and here, that on October 30, 2020, a powerful earthquake struck off Turkey’s Aegean coast and north of the Greek island of Samos, destroying homes and killing at least 22 people. The 7.0 magnitude tremor was centred off Turkey’s Izmir province, the US Geological Survey (USGS) reportedly said. Sources Mehr news report, October 31, 2020 The Tribune news report, October 31, 2020 If you liked this and want to read more such fact checks then click here. If you would like us to fact-check a claim, give feedback, or lodge a complaint, WhatsApp us at 9999499044 or email us at checkthis@newschecker.in. You can also visit the Contact Us page and fill out the form. Vasudha Beri January 8, 2025 Vasudha Beri April 3, 2024 Vasudha Beri April 3, 2024
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