The building, damaged by the massive earthquake in February, was set to be demolished and was no longer occupied.

Rescuers in Turkey saved a dog named Aleks from a collapsed building after he was stuck under the rubble for over 20 days.

ABC News' Ibtissem Guenfoud and a team of others reported from Turkey after the a series of massive earthquakes and aftershocks killed tens of thousands of people.

Thousands of teddy bears and other stuffed animals were thrown onto an Istanbul soccer field as a donation to Turkey's child earthquake survivors.

Just 2 weeks after tens of thousands died in a pair of catastrophic earthquakes, yet another deadly quake has hit the region.

A 6.3 magnitude earthquake rattled Turkey on Monday night as the country tries to recover from one of the worst natural disasters in its history.

The 6.3 magnitude earthquake came two weeks after another massive quake that killed thousands of people.

Turkey was hit with another earthquake Monday night, according to officials.

ABC News’ Marcus Moore reports on another earthquake in the same region devastated by a series of tremors in Turkey earlier this month.

The latest quake comes as the countries report nearly 47,000 deaths from the Feb. 6 earthquake.

It was only a matter of time before the region surrounding Turkey and Syria experienced "the big one," according to earthquake experts.

Rescuers were able to save a man who was trapped under rubble in Turkey, 11 days after the earthquake.

It was only a matter of time before the region surrounding Turkey and Syria experienced "the big one," according to experts.

Nearly 11 days after a massive earthquake and powerful aftershocks rocked southeastern Turkey, two men trapped beneath the rubble have been rescued.

Nearly 11 days after a massive earthquake and powerful aftershocks rocked southeastern Turkey, two men trapped beneath the rubble have been rescued.

ABC News’ Em Nguyen reports on earthquake aid efforts by Washington, D.C. chef Kevin Tien, and his recent efforts with fellow chef Tim Ma to combat AAPI hate.

As the death toll approaches 42,000, stories of miracles and survival are rising out of the wreckage in Turkey and Syria.

As more survivors are found following the catastrophic earthquake that struck Turkey and Syria, experts reveal how people can survive while trapped for days under rubble.

Responders in Turkey and Syria said they were still able to find survivors amid the rubble.

Experts reveal how people can survive while trapped for days under rubble.

USAID Disaster Assistance Response Team lead Stephen Allen talks about what his team is doing to help the humanitarian crisis in Turkey and Syria following the earthquake that hit the region.

ABC News’ James Longman reports with the latest on the rescue and recovery efforts after the 7.8-magnitude quake in Turkey and Syria.

Yassin Terou, a Syrian refugee and restaurant owner in Tennessee, launched an online campaign to directly support two nonprofit organizations for earthquake relief.

An estimated 1 million people are living in shelters following last week’s 7.8-magnitude earthquake.

Now, the White House says the U.S. is conducting structural damage assessments of more than 5,000 buildings, hoping to help the displaced return home.

More than 36,000 people are dead after a 7.8 magnitude earthquake rocked southeastern Turkey and northwestern Syria on Feb. 6, according to officials.

Turkish officials issuing dozens of arrest warrants to more than 130 people allegedly involved in the construction of now collapsed buildings.

ABC News’ Marcus Moore reports on the miraculous rescues in Turkey and Syria a week after an earthquake that has killed more than 38,0000 people.

A 13-year-old boy named Kaan was rescued one week after the catastrophic earthquake that destroyed parts of Turkey and Syria.

Frank Infante, Bob George and search dog Shadow of the Los Angeles County Fire Department talk about search efforts following deadly earthquakes in Syria and Turkey.

ABC News' Ibtissem Guenfoud spoke with "Start Here" about the latest updates.

Director of Operations of the International Committee of the Red Cross Martin Schüepp discusses the ongoing aid efforts amidst tension in Syria.

People cheered and shouted "God is great" when Miray was pulled from the rubble.

A little girl named Miray was rescued after 178 hours in the rubble of the catastrophic earthquake in Turkey.

Authorities have issued dozens of arrest warrants for contractors allegedly responsible for building many of the collapsed buildings. ABC News’ Reena Roy has the details.

ABC News’ Marcus Moore reports on the latest rescue efforts in Turkey on “This Week.”

Rescuers continue to dig through the rubble in a race against time to find survivors.

Rescue teams are still searching for survivors as a teen was pulled from the rubble almost a week after the quake hit the region.

The death toll has now surpassed 23,000 in Turkey and Syria, and is expected to grow as the search for survivors is complicated by aftershocks.

David Muir reports from Turkey where rescue teams frantically attempt to save families trapped under rubble.

ABC News' chief foreign correspondent Ian Pannell reports from Turkey with the latest updates on the devastating earthquake that has claimed thousands of lives.

Dramatic video captured the moment a newborn baby boy was rescued from the rubble in Turkey, nearly 90 hours after the catastrophic earthquake hit.

Photo slidehow of how earthquake leveled the city of Antakya in southern Turkey.

Humanitarian groups are stretched to the limit as the number of displaced residents and medical patients grows.

ABC News’ David Muir and deputy executive director of Oxfam Didem Demircan discuss the latest on the deadly earthquake, as the death toll rises to over 22,000.

The child was under the rubble for 90 hours, according to the Associated Press.

The Turkish city of Antakya was almost completely destroyed by the earthquake.

ABC News foreign correspondent Ian Pannell joins ABC News Live from Adana, Turkey, where a camp has been set up for those displaced by the earthquake.

Angela Kearney, a UNICEF representative on the ground in Syria, talks about the world’s response to the earthquakes there and in Turkey that have killed at least 22,000 people.

As the death toll continues to climb five days after the 7.8-magnitude quake, survivors are still being found in the rubble.