The death toll in Turkey and Syria is more than 15 thousand.
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| EARTHQUAKE |
The death toll from the devastating
earthquake in Turkey
and Syria has exceeded 15,000, while
the hopes of
surviving the people buried under the debris are
still fading. In
this situtation people are suffering in lot of
trouble and face
very cold wether .
According to Arab News,
between Wednesday and
Thursday night,people remained
near the piles of debris where
their loved ones were buried.
Similarly, a large number of victims
have been searching for
shelter and
food in the vast
area of the southern part of the
country and they are facing difficulties due
to severe
cold weather.
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"Rescue workers rescued a few people alive from the debris on
Wednesday, but there are also complaints from people that they
were not rescued due to lack of proper training and equipment
to remove the debris"
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| Rescue worker rescue the baby |
The victims say
“ that the cries of many people buried
in the mud kept coming, but due to
the lack of necessary
equipment,they could not be
pulled out.Sources say that
the authorities have so
far reached only two to three
percent of the destroyed
buildings.A woman still lies near
a snow-covered destroyed
building in the city of
Malatya,
with her relatives' children buried
under its rubble.”
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| Ground after earthquake |
A woman named Sabiha Alinek said,
"Where is the state?" Where have these people been
for two days? We are begging them . We cannot take
them out, let's take them out together.Dozens of
bodies are lined up outside
a hospital in the Antioch
region, some covered with
blankets and others covered
with bags.A 64-year-old
woman, Melek, who was pulled
out of the wreckage, said,
"I didn't see any rescue team."
We have survived the
earthquake, but we will die of hunger
and cold.Some of the same
scenes are being seen in southern
Syria as it was also hit by
a strong
earthquake on Monday.
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Syria's UN envoy has
admitted that the Damascus
region is facing a "lack of essential
supplies for the
government".He blamed this situation
on the sanctions imposed by
the western countries.
Similarly, Turkish
President Tayyip Erdogan has
acknowledged that the
government's initial response
to the crisis was
inadequate, but stressed that it is
being improved."Let's
get better tomorrow and the
time after that. We have
some fuel issues but we will
overcome them," he
said.
The death toll could reach 20,000
Although relief operations are ongoing
in Turkey and Syria, there are fears of a further increase
in the number of casualties. The World Health Organization
has warned that the death toll may exceed 20,000.In the
same region in 1999, at least 17 thousand people were
killed as a result of a similar earthquake.Turkish authorities
say that more than 13.5 million people have been affected
by the earthquake and the most affected area is spread over
450 kilometers from Edina to Diyarbakir.Similarly, most of
the casualties in Syria took place in the Hama region, which
is 250 kilometers away from the epicenter.
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| Aid Plan from China |
Surprised by the minimum support
given by China to Turkey/Syria in these tough times.
Aid of only $5.9mn 🇹🇷
& $4.4mn 🇸🇾.
On the contrast
India has sent six C-17s so far part of "
Operation Dost".
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| Aid plane form china |










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