Cold, hunger, despair grip homeless as Turkey-Syria earthquake toll passes 19,000
The current death toll has already surpassed the more than 17,000 people killed in 1999 when a similarly powerful quake hit Turkey’s more densely populated northwest.
The current death toll has already surpassed the more than 17,000 people killed in 1999 when a similarly powerful quake hit Turkey’s more densely populated northwest.
As rescuers make frantic efforts to retrieve survivors from under the rubble of thousands of collapsed buildings, the images and reports pouring in from the affected areas tell a…
Since Monday’s magnitude-7.8 earthquake that devastated Turkey, Mr Ahmet Akpinar has been unable to sleep, fearing that many of his relatives living in Kahramanmaras have been…
Survivors have been left to scramble for food and shelter — and in some cases watch helplessly as their relatives called for rescue, and eventually went silent under the…
Scenes of utter destruction filled the footage taken by Indonesian officials based in Turkey as they made their way past collapsed buildings and public infrastructure.
The team includes 24 members from the Bangladesh Army, 10 medical professionals, and 12 personnel from the Fire Service and Civil Defence.
The paper urges every country to provide as much assistance to the affected – and in the process save as many lives – as possible.
Governments in the region have started sending search-and-rescue teams, as well as relief aid, as the death toll soared past 5,000.
The Malaysians involved comprised 11 men and two women working in several fields of professions in Turkiye.
The president also instructed relevant ministries to dispatch rescue workers and emergency medical supplies using South Korean military transport planes,