People were dreaming or having nightmares when a 7.8-magnitude earthquake shook southeastern Turkey on Monday morning. It was the worst they could wake up to.

Little did those who survived and were not yet trapped under the rubble know that if they didn’t move quickly and flee to a safer place, the raging earth dragon would swing its gigantic tail over the rest of the city in 11 minutes.

A group of people did not even have a chance to understand what happened and disappeared in their sleep. Another group may have woken up and had a fear stroke before getting stuck under the rubble to find out what happened to them. A group of those who survived are worried about their trapped loved ones. A group of lucky families who suffered no loss of life have been displaced. Another group, in the mourning of their loved ones, wishes that…

Unfortunately, the underground dragon game is not fair; it is like being stabbed in the back. Turkey is located in one of the earthquake-prone areas of the world, but it is not like that people are ready for a natural event at any moment or even that the authorities have thought of a solution in advance. This is how more than 2,600 people were killed, and thousands injured in the severe earthquake that shook parts of Syria, and this number is added every hour.

(These figures were reported by Reuters at the time of writing and may have changed by the time of publication).

It wasn’t long before aid forces from all over the world announced their readiness and were sent to Turkey and Syria to provide relief. Following this tragedy, the President of Turkey announced seven days of public mourning and ordered the country’s flag to be flown at half-mast.

Turkey and Syria are in fear. Rescue and debris removal operations are underway.

Following these earthquakes, concern has been raised in the Middle East. What is the following country to shake?

What happened to our people in the Khoi earthquake has made us understand the situation of Turkey and Syria more.

We express our sympathies with our fellow human beings who have been afflicted and hope to see the improvement of the earthquake victims as soon as possible.