Turkey moved by more than three metres following earthquakes

Satellite images have captured the sheer power of the earthquakes that struck Turkey on 6 February. 

The movement of the tectonic plates along the fault lines captured by satellites show a relative shift of around three to four meters.

Satellite images have captured how villages, roads and train lines along the fault line have completely shifted. 

The country lies on major fault lines that border the Anatolian Plate, Arabian Plate and Eurasian Plate, and is therefore prone to seismic activity.