Turkey: gamer’s livestream captures moment powerful quake hits Izmir

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Footage from a Turkish gamer’s livestream has gone viral after it captured the moment a powerful earthquake hit the Turkish coastal city of Izmir on Friday. In the footage, 22-year-old Arda Can Özel can be seen sprinting out of the room as he feels the ground beginning to shake. He later posted on his Instagram account to say he and his family survived the quake unharmed Powerful earthquake rocks Turkish coast and Greek islands

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