At least 709 people were confirmed wounded in Turkey and rescue efforts were underway in 17 buildings in Izmir.
Rescue workers struggled late into the night on Friday in a desperate effort to save people caught under debris in the western Turkish city of Izmir many hours after a major earthquake in the Aegean Sea.
At least 17 people were killed in the earthquake, which had a magnitude up to 7.0.
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