Pazarcık (Turkey) (AFP) – In the remote village of Buyuknacar, perched high in the mountains of southern Turkey, locals have been struggling to return to normal life since the deadly earthquake struck the region. Little is still standing in the settlement that was home to 2,000 people before the 7.8-magnitude struck on February 6, its epicentre just 26 kilometres (16 miles) to the south.
