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Find a place about 218 miles from you.
I live in Turkey and goverment announced 4th degree alarm or whatever it is i'm still in shock. >

Are you in an area heavily affected? >

We also got effected but there is no collapsing happened,  it was so bad. My mom also lived the 1999 earthquake but she said it was more scary. The near cities and above of us are heavily effected and so many collapsing happened, with deats and injured people. >

Be careful and extremely aware of your surroundings. A lot of structural damage can be subtle until it becomes very much not. Any new cracks in the wall, or widening of preexisting ones; any plumbing changes. Boil water for a while if you can, bleach if you can’t. 
Source: former Californian.
Be safe, my friend.
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In many developing countries, the standard dose for using bleach to treat water is 2 mg/L for water that appears clear and 4 mg/L for water that is slightly cloudy, Lantagne says. She is a former CDC employee who has worked on safe drinking water issues in Asia, Africa, and the Americas. >

It happened again we are outside >

Stay away from any buildings if you're outside during aftershocks. Quite a few people are injured by falling building façades. >

As far as you can from buildings without placing yourself in other potentially dangerous areas, like hills or near water’s edges. >

As far as I can tell, Turkey hasn't had an earthquake of magnitude 7.8 or greater since the 1939 Erzincan earthquake, which left 33 thousand dead, and hit a part of the country less populated than Gaziantep, Osmaniye, and Kahramanmaraş (on a map, 100 km N of Aleppo, Syria).
This will be a grave tragedy.
Date & TIme (UTC)     Lat    Lon    Mag  Depth (km)
06-FEB-2023 02:23:14  37.20  36.97  5.2  11
06-FEB-2023 02:17:40  37.08  36.69  4.8  10
06-FEB-2023 01:58:23  37.10  36.61  5.1  10
06-FEB-2023 01:36:28  37.02  36.74  5.6  10
06-FEB-2023 01:28:13  37.13  37.19  6.7  12
06-FEB-2023 01:17:35  37.17  37.03  7.8  18

Edit: Aforementioned from the iris.edu earthquake monitor. The USGS page devoted to the 7.8 quake is here. 
An estimated 668 thousand exposed to ground shaking in the Mercalli Intensity value of VIII - Severe:

VIII - Severe - Damage slight in specially designed structures; considerable damage in ordinary substantial buildings with partial collapse. Damage great in poorly built structures. Fall of chimneys, factory stacks, columns, monuments, walls. Heavy furniture overturned. >

This is a huge earthquake especially when you consider how shallow it was (15 mi or so down). EQ’s on the continent like Turkey (not out in the ocean) are usually much more damaging considering the differences in the geology. They also had a Mag. 6.7 aftershock which is at 6 miles depth. That could be quite a bit more destructive even than the first one. Turkey has a history of particularly destructive earthquakes too. I hope everyone is ok. >

They just got hit by a second earthquake, 7.7 😥 >

Two catastrophes in a row, basically. This is awful. >

It happened 1 hour ago I felt it in Beirut, Lebanon the whole house was shaking >

I had to figure out how far you were from the quake so I could imagine this in my area.
For anyone reading in the Twin Cities, MN, this would equate to us feeling a quake that centered in the Wisconsin Dells. >

Can you do the east coast?