Obada Zikra News Today

DAMASCUS/ANKARA: No one knows what has become of the two boys whose photos are tied to a tree close to the block of flats where they lived in the earthquake-hit Turkish city of Kahramanmaras. In one, a baby boy in an orange babygro smiles out from a turquoise armchair, in the other an older boy climbs into a swimming pool, looking proudly into the camera. “Their parents are

MAARRAT MISRINE, Syria — In a hospital in earthquake-hit northwest Syria, eight-year-old Hanaa keeps asking for news of her family, unaware she is the sole survivor among her immediate relatives.Her father, mother and four-year-old sister were among the nearly 40,000 people killed in the 7.8-magnitude quake that struck Turkey and Syria on February 6.After years of war and

IDLIB: Search and rescue efforts are continuing in northwestern Syria, over 72 hours since an earthquake claimed the lives of over 1,900 people in the country, and left over 2,500 injured. Experts expect these numbers to rise as hundreds of families remain missing under the rubble of toppled buildings. One survivor from the city of Dana described to Arab News what he witnessed