1 year after Turkey earthquake, streets are littered with rubble and people live in tents

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The village in Turkey that Barış Yapar once called home now feels like anything but. 

Yapar is from Samandag in the southern province of Hatay — the region of Turkey that took the brunt of last year’s devastating and deadly earthquake.

Samandag is just outside the city of Antakya, a cultural gem in Turkey that is home to revered historic sites and people of diverse religious and ethnic backgrounds. 

“Now it looks like a decayed land,” Yapar told As It Happens host Nil Köksal.

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“[There’s] rubble that’s still not cleared out. The smell is still not gone. The water is still not clean. The more you

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