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7.8 magnitude earthquake hits Turkiye
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"Turkey will be known as Türkiye at the United Nations from now on, after it agreed to a formal request from Ankara."
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#12https://twitter.com/search?src=typed_query&q=Earthquake
Then go to videos tab.
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#13This was felt across the region (Isreal, Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, some places in Egypt). Anywhere one can get news of what's happening in Turkey? The epicenter of the quake seems close to a large city. (I know it's like 4-5 AM there now)
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That is the country's legal name. They've requested the world spell it that way.
It would have taken you a moment to Google that before posting and looking foolish.
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#15I have never seen an earthquake covering such a wide area. I confirm collapsing buildings in at least 5 cities. There is a big chaos on social media as well - many people asking for help since they are stuck under debris. What a disaster!
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#16https://twitter.com/search?src=typed_query&q=Earthquake Then go to videos tab.
You may want to use the word “deprem” as you search for media/news.
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Lots of 'um ackshually' in the replies here. This my first time seeing the 'new' spelling and I don't like it. I'll keep spelling it Turkey.
Same feeling for Cote D'Ivoire - I'll just say the Ivory Coast
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#18Al Jazeera has a bit right now on the earthquake in Turkey.
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That is the country's legal name. They've requested the world spell it that way. It would have taken you a moment to Google that before posting and looking foolish.
Where's the request? I wonder what if any change in spelling they requested for other languages besides english. In Spanish it's Turquía. That's probably acceptable.
Never mind, here's the request: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-61671913
An article in Spanish about it: https://elpais.com/internacional/2022-07-17/turquia-y-los-pa...