Impunity prevails in the lawsuits for quake losses heard in Türkiye. Those who cause the death of hundreds of people are sentenced to 18 years of imprisonment at most and are released after a few years in prison. And no result can be obtained in investigations on public officials.

She came to Elbistan from abroad to rescue her mother after the earthquake. But she says, "They were left to die when we arrived."

After the inspection of 387,346 buildings, 279,655 were assessed as slightly damaged or undamaged.

The leader of the main opposition party slammed the government for their incapability for the rescue and aid efforts, for not sending the troops in the first place, and for social media restrictions imposed on day one following the February 6 earthquakes.

Sabri Güreşçi, who claims that he was severely tortured after being taken into custody on charges of theft, was released from the police station. His brother died after being beaten at the police station.

A deportation decision was given for the painter without showing any justification and without even an interrogation. She says, "I don't know why I am here."

Relatives of people deceased in the February 6 earthquake will receive 100 thousand lira, and housing issues will be solved within this year, Türkiye's head of state pledges.

A nurse who came to the earthquake region as a volunteer on day two draws attention to the risks related to accommodation and heating problems, and the threat of a pandemic. She says that AFAD is not well organized.

The Disaster and Emergency Presidency has announced the latest figures about the February 6 earthquakes.

A member of a rescue team from Spain told a TV channel that the decision of the government of Türkiye to start working on the wreckages of collapsed buildings with heavy equipment was influential in their decision to return.

Dogs in the rescue teams from Türkiye and from twelve other countries played an important role in the rescue efforts following the February 6 earthquakes and saved many people's lives.

The Disaster and Emergency Presidency announced the death toll, the number of people transferred to other regions, and the total humanitarian aid sent to the region until now in Maraş centered earthquakes.