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T tragedy that the country witnessed. we had another major earthquake in 1999. at the time i was part of a student organization that went to the earthquake area to help the victims. and what i saw there was totally different from what i saw. in 1999, there were organizations, volunteers, the turkish military had been dispatched fairly quickly. and there were civil society organizations, aid agencies, rescue workers, all on the ground helping the victims and helping efforts, the search and rescue...

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And the wife and two kids of the brother who was rescued with me also died. faced with such disaster, the un, which already helps care for millions of syrians, appealed for some national solidarity. we are hoping that everybody puts the interest of the people first. we keep the politics aside, all authorities move away from the issue, from the politics, and put the interest of the people first. in damascus, the capital, citizens are rallying around giving blood. so far, grassroots relief efforts...

From the politics, and put the interest of the people first. in damascus, the capital, citizens are rallying around giving blood. so far, grassroots relief efforts seem to be the best hope. but its not clear whether aid collected or delivered in damascus will make it across the front line into rebel—held idlib province. back in aleppo, russian troops, whose intervention salvaged the rule of the assad family, are helping the syrian red crescent alongside algerian rescue workers. the damascus re...

All authorities move away from the issue, from the politics, and put the interest of the people first. in damascus, the capital, citizens are rallying around, giving blood. so far, grassroots relief efforts seem to be the best hope. but its not clear whether aid collected and delivered in damascus will make it across the front line into rebel—held idlib province. back in aleppo, russian troops, whose intervention salvaged the rule of the assad family, are helping the syrian red crescent alongs...

Compared to the previous ones. this took place in a region just to give you an idea, the crust of the earth is assessed to have moved two and a half to three metres, such was the scale of the earthquake. now we have as of now almost 100,000 people search and rescue workers on the ground going through the rubble, restoring the badly damaged infrastructure to. we have more than 5500 vehicles, more than 120 aircraft and helicopters and we have also more than 5500 rescue workers helping us. so the d...

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Whose intervention salvaged the rule of the assad family, are helping the syrian red crescent, alongside algerian rescue workers. the damascus regime says its allies, also including iran, are flying in aid. allies and who controls what wont matter much to families who are homeless or nervous about sleeping in damaged buildings. an earthquake tests any nations resilience. war has taught a generation of syrians that they have to fend for themselves. allahu akbar! in idlib province, the white helme...

Welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. we begin in turkey and syria, where more than twelve thousand people are now known to have died in the earthquakes which devastated the region just two days ago. rescue workers continue their search for survivors, but hope is beginning to fade. in turkey, theres growing anger at the speed of the rescue effort — with many complaining that theyve had no help, trying to pull people from the rubble. while in syria, the st...

Need? , long to get help to those in need? . ., . long to get help to those in need? , ., ., , , ., need? first of all, this is not a localised — need? first of all, this is not a localised earthquake - need? first of all, this is not a localised earthquake as - a localised earthquake as opposed to or compared to the previous ones. this took place in a vast region. just to give you an idea the crust of the earth is said to have moved to a half metres into the mediterranean sea so such was the ...