Turkey Distributes Duduks to Citizens Amid Earthquake Concerns

On February 20, another earthquake struck Turkey, this time in the city of Antakya. Overall, the situation remains tense throughout the country. Local Armenians informed "Iravunk" that they expect new tremors every minute, and warnings have been issued that a stronger quake may follow.

The affected population is receiving assistance via vouchers, but they lack food and shelter. Notably, in certain areas, citizens have been given duduks, traditional Armenian woodwind instruments, to create sound in case of another earthquake, helping rescuers locate them under the rubble.