In Turkey there have been at least 12,391 deaths across 10 provinces and an additional 62,914 people were injured. At least 13.5 million people and 4 million buildings were affected. Around 11,302 buildings collapsed in 10 provinces across Turkey. Many buildings were destroyed in Adıyaman and Diyarbakır,where a shopping mall collapsed. Diyarbakır Fortress, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, was also partly destroyed. In Syria at least 3,508 people were killed and 3,749 were injured in Syria. The Syrian Ministry of Health recorded over 1,570 earthquake-related deaths and 1,449 injuries in the provinces of Aleppo, Idlib, Latakia, Hama and Tartus. Hundreds died in the cities of Aleppo, Hama and Latakia. In rebel-held areas, at least 1,910 people died, while 2,200 others were injured. In the village of Atme, 11 people died and many residents were buried. In addition, civilians were stuck under the rubble for hours due to the lack of rescue teams in several villages such as Atarib, Besnia, Jindires, Maland, Salqin and Sarmada. In Latakia, at least 150 people died and 350 others were injured. In Hama, an eight-story building collapsed, trapping 125 people inside. At least 48 people were killed in Hama—43 bodies were removed from the collapsed building. An additional 75 people were injured.