Dried tomato producers in Kahramanmaras return to fields
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Dried tomato producers in Kahramanmaras return to fields
It's been more than six months since devastating twin earthquakes hit southeastern Turkiye, killing more than 50 thousand people and displacing millions. But the remaining residents in the region are now trying to get back on their feet after losing their homes and loved ones. Local farmers in the region are hoping to leave the dark days behind, by getting back to what they've been doing for centuries. Khurrum Anis reports.
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