Two more Armenians have died as a result of the devastating earthquake in Turkey. The Kantsasar Armenian weekly published in Aleppo, Syria, informs about this on Facebook.

"Berc Kartun, the head of Vakif[li] village of Mount Musa, confirms that two Mount Musa residents were killed. They died in other cities. Villagers spend the night in tents and near canteens. The aftershocks are strong, and nobody wants to stay at home," the post says.

In the early morning of Monday, an earthquake with a magnitude of 7.4 occurred in Turkey, as a result of which—according to the latest data—18,342 people have died. The tremor measured magnitude 10 to 11 points at the epicenter. Ten Turkish provinces, with a total population of about 13 million, have been hit hard by this quake.

And according to the information provided Thursday by the Office of the High Commissioner for Diaspora Affairs of Armenia, the official number of Armenians killed in Turkey is nine, and two Armenians have died in Syria as a result of this tremor.