Baaghi TV reports that the death toll from the earthquake in the Turkish city of Izmir has risen to 24 while more than 800 people have been injured. A car collided at the Door of Masjid Al Haram Paris witnesses 700-km-long traffic jam as second COVID-19 lockdown begins in France The earthquake in Turkey has wreaked havoc. Several buildings in Izmir and Safar Hissar have been reduced to rubble. Rescue work is underway after the quake. According to reports, rescue workers are continuing operations to evacuate those trapped under the rubble. India test-fires air-launched version of BrahMos supersonic cruise missile Sad news for the anchor Kashif Abbasi According to Turkish officials, the city of Izmir was hit hardest by the quake, where buildings were most damaged. After the quake, sea levels rose, causing water to seep into the city. Several fishermen also went missing due to the flood situation. PCB again explains domestic broadcast partnership Uproar in Indian media after Fawad Chaudhry’s statement The quake affected Greece, Cyprus, Libya, Bulgaria and Albania, among others. The epicenter was reported below the Pacific Ocean floor, however; no tsunami alert was issued. Many buildings turned to rubble. UK’s Labour Warns Against ‘Civil War’ … Continue reading Turkey’s earthquake death toll rises