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At the moment, there are no reports of injured Bulgarian citizens after the strong earthquake in South-Eastern Turkey, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported to BNT.
As a result of the earthquake, more than 200 people have died or are being searched for, there are more than 1000 injured and a lot of material damage.
The Bulgarian diplomatic missions in Turkey have coordinated with the local authorities, contact is also maintained with representatives of the local emigrant community.
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