Video shows people in Syria fleeing collapsed buildings.

An earthquake, Senator in Turkey, had a magnitude of 7.8th of the region's worst in generations,

our correspondent felt it hundreds of miles away.

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A powerful 7.8 magnitude earthquake hit Southeast Turkey and parts of Syria while many were sleeping

last night.

In one video posted by a local journalist in Northern Syria, people are running in darkness

and rain surrounded by flattened buildings.

NPR's Ruth Sherlock joins us now from Lebanon, Ruth.

Do you feel the earthquake where you are?

Hi, I did.

It was about 320m.

I woke up because our whole building was swaying, so my husband and I grabbed our children

...