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5.6-magnitude earthquake shakes southern Turkey, three weeks after twin quakes killed thousands of people
 
three weeks after twin quakes killed thousands of people

5.6-magnitude earthquake jolts southern Turkey, damaged buildings collapse

The epicentre of the tremor was the Yesilyurt district in the Malatya province, which was hit by the February 6 earthquake.&nbsp;

A 5.6 magnitude earthquake hit eastern Turkey on Monday, causing some buildings already damaged by a powerful tremor earlier this month to collapse, the government's disaster agency said.
The epicentre of the tremor was the Yesilyurt district in the Malatya province, which was hit by the February 6 earthquake that killed over 44,000 people in Turkey and thousands more in neighbouring Syria.
"After the 5.6 magnitude earthquake... it was found as a result of the field scanning studies that there were destroyed buildings," AFAD disaster agency tweeted.
"Our search and rescue teams were quickly dispatched to the region, and started to work," it added.
The local mayor, Mehmet Cinar, said he guided teams urgently to check whether there was anyone trapped under rubble.
"God willing, there's no loss of life," Cinar told Haber Turk television.
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Just three days after its inauguration, Karnataka's first floating bridge was reportedly damaged by powerful waves.
The bridge had been inaugurated at Udupi's Malpe beach as a tourist attraction. It allowed visitors to feel sea waves beneath their feet.
The bridge had been inaugurated by MLA K. Raghupati Bhat. Huge crowds had been seen at the beach on the first day, with people clamouring for the new experience.
However, just three days later, a starkly difference scene prevailed at the Malpe beach. Some pieces of the bridge were seen on the beach, while others floated in the sea.
However, the leaseholder reportedly claimed that the bridge had been "disconnected" to prevent damage. Sudesh Shetty, the leaseholder, told The Indian Express that the locks of the bridge had been disconnected amid strong winds and waves.
Congress, which is in Opposition in Karnataka, used the opportunity to allege corruption by the BJP government. The floating bridge was made at a cost of Rs 80 lakhs by 3 local entrepreneurs.

Floating bridge 'damaged' by strong waves 3 days after inauguration at Karnataka beach, say reports

The floating bridge at Karnataka's Malpe beach had been inaugurated on May 6, but was seen in an impaired state three days later.

Just three days after its inauguration, Karnataka's first floating bridge was reportedly damaged by powerful waves.
The bridge had been inaugurated at Udupi's Malpe beach as a tourist attraction. It allowed visitors to feel sea waves beneath their feet.
The bridge had been inaugurated by MLA K. Raghupati Bhat. Huge crowds had been seen at the beach on the first day, with people clamouring for the new experience.
However, just three days later, a starkly difference scene prevailed at the Malpe beach. Some pieces of the bridge were seen on the beach, while others floated in the sea.
However, the leaseholder reportedly claimed that the bridge had been "disconnected" to prevent damage. Sudesh Shetty, the leaseholder, told The Indian Express that the locks of the bridge had been disconnected amid strong winds and waves.
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Congress, which is in Opposition in Karnataka, used the opportunity to allege corruption by the BJP government. The floating bridge was made at a cost of Rs 80 lakhs by 3 local entrepreneurs.

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