Ruins of a collapsed building after a 7.2 magnitude earthquake hit south-eastern Turkey. (AAP)

Rescuers carry Azra Karaduman, a two week old baby girl they saved from under debris of a collapsed building. (AAP)

Around 1,000 people are feared dead from the devastating earthquake. (AAP)

People queue up to receive food as a part of a humanitarian aid effort to help the victims of eastern Turkey. (AAP)

Local residents help with a rescue operation to salvage people from a collapsed building. (AAP)

A tent village was set up for victims on a local football field. (AAP)

Food and other supplies are delivered to families affected by the earthquake. (AAP)

The area most affected by the 7.2 magnitude earthquake was the provincial capital of Van and several nearby towns. (AAP)

Emergency crews work to rescue survivors from the rubble of collapsed buildings. (AAP)

Residents sit on the street after the earthquake left them without a home. (AAP)

Many people were trapped in mounds of concrete, twisted steel and construction debris after hundreds of buildings in two cities collapsed in Sunday's earthquake. (AAP)