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Generous Falkland Islands are again organizing to aid human tragedy, this time to collect funds to help with the recovery of the tragic earthquake that hit Turkey and Syria, with an estimated loss of plus 41,000 lives and millions of dollars as hundreds of thousands were left homeless with the collapse of hundreds of buildings.

The UK government has sent a team of medical personnel to Turkey to support the earthquake emergency response.

As people wait to see what they’ll be able to reclaim of their lives, their reactions range from anger to understanding.

Who sent teams to help the tens of thousands of injured. some of the patients we have seen today are now starting on the really long road to recovery, but for all of them, there are also the mental scars. there is the personal trauma but also the collective national trauma, too. and an international effort to support turkey is gaining momentum. doctors and nurses from the uk are now setting up a field hospital in turkoglu, where the towns hospital is no longer safe for patients. we are working w...

Emma Atcherley, from South Wales, said the UK rescue team is continuing to work to bring out survivors.

Aras, aged five, lost his two siblings and his father when the quake hit Turkey's city of Kahramanmaras.

Emma Atcherley, from South Wales, said the UK rescue team is continuing to work to bring out survivors.

Uniindia: Ankara/Damascus, Feb. 6 (UNI) More than 1,600 people were killed and thousands of others injured after strong earthquakes jolted parts of Türkiye and northwest of Syria early Monday, as local rescuers are battling harsh winter conditions to search for survivors under rubble.

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While many Sephardic Jews found homes in the Ottoman Empire after their expulsion from Iberia in 1492, Jewish presence in the region goes back much further