A powerful earthquake struck the Aegean Sea on Friday, killing at least 79 people in Turkey and two people on the Greek island of Samos. Hundreds were injured.
The Turkish city of Izmir was hit particularly hard by the quake. Rescuers are still searching for any survivors who might be stuck under the rubble of buildings that collapsed.
The United States Geological Survey measured the earthquake's magnitude at 7.0, while Turkish authorities said it was 6.6. The quake struck 14 kilometers (8.7 miles) northeast of the town of Néon Karlovásion on Samos, the USGS reported.

Elif rests in a hospital bed following her rescue.
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Crews work at the site of a collapsed building in Izmir.
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A view of the destruction on the Greek island of Samos.
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Survivors in Izmir wait for news of their loved ones, believed to be trapped under collapsed buildings, on Sunday, November 1.
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Rescuers search debris for survivors in Izmir.
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An emergency camp for displaced people was set up at the Eski Bornova stadium in Izmir.
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Members of a rescue crew carry a victim's body in Izmir.
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An imam prays in Izmir as people attend the November 1 funeral of Bayram and Hatice Dogruya, a married couple killed in the earthquake.
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The damaged Greek Orthodox church of Karlovasi is pictured on the Greek island of Samos on Saturday, October 31.
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This rescued cat was found by a search dog and pulled from the debris in Izmir.
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Emergency workers search a collapsed building for survivors in Izmir.
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Guards walk by a collapsed building in Izmir on October 31.
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Rescue workers search for survivors in the debris of a collapsed building in Izmir.
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People try to save residents trapped in the debris of a collapsed building in Izmir on Friday, October 30.
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Rescuers carry a wounded person who was pulled from debris in Izmir.
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This aerial photo shows a collapsed building in the Bornova district of Izmir.
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Search and rescue operations take place at a building in Izmir.
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A woman reacts as search-and-rescue teams work through the debris of a collapsed building in Izmir.
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Cars are piled up on Samos after the quake.
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People search for survivors in a building that collapsed in Izmir.
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A man weeps as people try to save residents trapped under rubble in Izmir.
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Rescue crews move rubble in Izmir.
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A car and boats are damaged on the coast of Izmir.
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A woman reacts as search-and-rescue teams work at a building site in Izmir.
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A wounded person is rescued from a collapsed building in Izmir.
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A wounded woman hugs a relative after being rescued from a building in Izmir.
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People stand outside buildings in Izmir after the quake.
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Volunteers work at the scene of a collapsed building in Izmir.
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People gather in a street in Izmir.
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People walk past a damaged house after the earthquake struck near Samos.
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People in Izmir take refuge outdoors after the earthquake.
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Search-and-rescue work is conducted at a collapsed building in Izmir.
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Seawater covers a square at the Vathi port in Samos.
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