Strong earthquake hits central Turkey
Several buildings have been destroyed as people gathered outside on snowy streets, according to images on state broadcaster TRT.Syria's state media reported that some buildings collapsed in the northern city of Aleppo and the central city of Hama.
In Beirut and Damascus, there were reports of buildings shaking and people gathering on streets in fear.
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