Student Mohammed al-Hamo, who learnt to cut hair to earn money in his spare time, never imagined he would put his skills on display in a tent camp for earthquake survivors. But following the devastating tremor on February 6 that destroyed swathes of southeastern Turkey and northern Syria, 18-year-old Mohammed is offering open-air haircuts to his family and others displaced by the disaster. But following the devastating tremor on February 6 that destroyed swathes of southeastern Turkey and northern Syria, 18-year-old Mohammed is offering open-air haircuts to his family and others displaced by the disaster. "I never expected it. I learnt this profession at first to be able to help my family and as a hobby," Mohammed says. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES