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Rescuers and volunteers are working round the clock to locate the trapped under rubble as the survival rate without food or water drops drastically after the 72nd hour, which is rapidly approaching. Experts have warned that the 72-hour window for rescuing those trapped by the earthquakes may be much smaller than anticipated, given the low temperatures that have swept through the earthquake-hit regions will increase the risk of hypothermia.Acco

Feature: Lives buried under rubble in Türkiye quake epicenter-

The number of fatalities from Mondays devastating earthquakes that struck Türkiye and Syria has surpassed 12,000, as chances have become smaller to find more survivors in cold weather before the golden 72 hours are over.

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Ghanaian blogger and entertainment analyst, Boga Ali Hashim has jabbed the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) over the recent Turkey-Syria earthquake. According to the outspoken blogger, it would not be surprising to hear the NPP administration attributes the current economic challenges to the Turkey-Syria earthquake. He believes, the Akufo-Addo-led government…

The King and Queen Consort, and the Prince and Princess of Wales made personal donations to Turkeys earthquake relief fund on Thursday.

The earthquake that struck Turkey and Syria killed more than 8,300 people, according to new official reports. Entire regions were devastated by the tremors which also left thousands injured and homeless. Here's what we know about the disaster.

Feature: Volunteers flocking to Türkiyes quake-devastated region to search for survivors-

Three Indian-origin electrical technicians were fined for attempting to steal electric cable from their assigned place of work at a Singapore police department while another person handling live wire was electrocuted in 2020.Murugan Kothalam, 27, was electrocuted to death while handling the cables.Technicians Ezhilarasan Nagarajan, 26, and Radhakrishnan Elavarasan, 28, were fined Singapore dollars 1,000, while Balasubramaniyan Nivas, 29, was fined Singapore dollars 1,500.

Volunteers flocking to Türkiyes quake-devastated region to search for survivors-