In Turkey's earthquake-ravaged Antakya, residents wonder why city wasn't better prepared | CBC News

In Turkey's earthquake-ravaged Antakya, residents wonder why city wasn't better prepared In Antakya's old town, ancient churches, mosques, restaurants and hotels sit in mangled mounds of rubble that have been largely untouched since Feb. 6, when two catastrophic earthquakes struck just nine hours apart, killing more than 50,000 people in Turkey and Syria. More:In Turkey's earthquake-ravaged Antakya, residents wonder why city wasn't better prepared | CBC News