The effects of the November 26 earthquake, residents still in the open sky

These are the consequences of the November 26 devastating earthquake.

Men, women, and children all went out, hoping that the 6.4 - magnitude quakes would only mark material harm, not loss of life in humans.

After the devastating earthquake, authorities announced the cancellation of instruction in schools throughout the country.

It took days until all of them were removed from the ruins, and with the severe consequence of 51 victims.

Many were hurt by this earthquake, and many dwellings were completely destroyed and entire families remained in heaven open.

Part of the families in Zenelay, Sharra, were left homeless. Fear and shock are still felt in the eyes of children.

We've been very scared of earthquake”

The horrors of that night also show the young men watching their investment collapse.

We're completely lost. I live with five kids. We've stayed out, we have no choice. It's cold out there, I'm not out cold, I don't have anything to do with it. We're going back inside”

Some of the houses in this neighbourhood were damaged by September's and later November's.

This is the second time we've had this. State come and secure the lives of the residents here”

Many months later, their situation follows. Some are staying in damaged homes at the risk of their lives because they have no choice.

I have nowhere to stay. At mother - in - law there are seven members in the family”.

There are those whose homes have been abandoned to move to relatives in the hope that the state will help them.

While some live in tents where living for them becomes more difficult and difficult with high temperatures.

This is hot. Now we lay down our mattresses and slept here four. It was hot, and we weren't four. We've got mattresses out of”.

Everyone has a call...

I urge the deputies to give up on the poor class, don't mess with the luxury life that you have today and not tomorrow. Take help to people who have suffered misfortune”.

The problem with this area remains, and a lack of water remains as a part remains in the tent with efforts to avoid being affected by the coronary pandemic.

It's totally cool. I've lived and come to stay in the tent with the little kids.” /