Aerial photos out of Syria show a different vantage point of the destruction after a major earthquake shook struck in Turkey early Monday. Major damage was reported in both countries, and more than 19,300 have been reported dead, making it the deadliest quake in more than a decade.

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A​ 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck west of the city of Gaziantep in southern central Turkey at 4:17 a.m. Monday local time. A second earthquake measuring 7.5 magnitude struck less than 12 hours later, just 60 miles northeast of the original quake. More than 200 aftershocks have been felt in the region.

F​rom above, viewers can see rescuers and residents working through the rubble to find buried individuals in affected areas of both countries.

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Tens of thousands of people have been reported injured in Turkey and Syria, with the majority of injuries occurring in Turkey. About 5,000 buildings have been destroyed in Turkey.

C​lick through the images above to see the damage from above.

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