Drone view of the quakedamaged minaret on Defterdar Mosque and cracks at the main port on the Greek Island of Kos on July 21 2017 following a 65...
{"Image ImageDescription": "KOS, GREECE - JULY 21: Drone view of the quake-damaged minaret on Defterdar Mosque and cracks at the main port on the Greek Island of Kos on July 21, 2017 following a 6.5 magnitude earthquake which struck the region. A Turkish citizen was among two people killed when a severe earthquake hit the Greek island of Kos, close to the western Turkish coast, in the early hours of Friday, a local official said. The second victim of the 6.5-magnitude shock was a Swedish national, South Aegean Governor Giorgos Hadjimarkou.The quake hit at 1.31 a.m. local time (2231GMT) at a depth of 7.8 kilometers (4.8 miles), according to the Turkish Disaster and Emergency Management Authority. The region was hit by approximately 40 more aftershocks ranging in strength between 3.0- to 4.6-magnitude. Esengul Civelek, governor of the Turkish province of Mugla in the country?s Aegean region, said some upset residents in the area close to the quake were spending the night outdoors. (Footage by Sarigiannis Tasos/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images)", "Image Copyright": "2017 Anadolu Agency"}