All search and rescue efforts are closed five days after the earthquake that struck Turkey.
The news was announced to the public by the head of the Disaster and Emergency Management Authority (AFAD), Mehmet Gulluoglu.
He thanked the workers and volunteers who served in the search and rescue efforts for people trapped under the rubble after the earthquake, he wrote. Anadolu Agency.
On Friday, a 6.6 magnitude earthquake shook Izmir, Turkey's third largest city.
Speaking at a press conference, Minister of Environment and Urbanization Murat Kurum said that work on waste removal has begun.
He urged people to inspect their buildings for earthquake resistance.
The death toll from last week's powerful earthquake has risen to 114.
Up to 137 injured people are still in hospital receiving medical treatment, while 898 have been discharged from hospitals.
