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Quake-hit farmers return to their gardens in spring-colored Amik Plain
Turkey

Quake-hit farmers return to their gardens in spring-colored Amik Plain

With the arrival of spring, agricultural actions, which have been interrupted after the earthquake, revived within the plain, the place fruit bushes bloom and virtually painted in pink. After the February 6 earthquakes in Kahramanmaraş with a magnitude of seven.7 and seven.6, that are described because the “disaster of the century”, the farmers put their ache apart and went to their lands.

Published 21.03.2023