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Turkey's struggle to heal from this calamity is only just beginning, while the country faces the massive task of preparing for future disasters

The repercussions of the major earthquake that hit Turkiye and Syria early this month are still with us. The sadness still haunts us. Every day, we hear tragic stories that break our hearts and bring ...

In the aftermath of Turkeys killer quakes, there is desperation among survivors and increasing anger over the governments response.

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A CHARITY bake sale at a local secondary school has rasied over £350 for the Red Cross Turkey-Syria earthquake appeal.

Amid recent fears of earthquakes, Turkey has rolled out a new urban renewal plan. But past plans have failed to helped quake-prone neighbourhoods, due to a market dominated by construction firm interests. Ayse Karabat reports from Istanbul

In the aftermath of Turkey's killer quakes, there is desperation among survivors and increasing anger over the government's response. But many people across the country are mobilising to help.

Roundup: Turkish residents call for extensive probe into collapsed buildings in quakes-

ANKARA, Feb. 18 (Xinhua) -- Amid growing public anger, the Turkish government extends the judicial investigations over contractors of the buildings destroyed in the major earthquakes on Feb. 6.

A robust economy, in combination with a stable democratic system, would make Turkey a pillar of stability in an uncertain region.