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I also spoke to our south asia correspondent anbarasan ethirajan. do we know how the fire had started? officials have not given any details about how it started. it is camp number 11. i have been there. it is a very sprawling camp where tens of thousands of people live in cramped conditions. and these huts are made up of bamboo and sometimes by polythene sheets. or even tin roofs. and they are packed. there are tens of thousands of people living there. in the evenings, somehow the fire starts by accident. but officials say they managed to bring it under control. but thousands of people are now...

Thought it was going to collapse and there's a great deal as your reports that of damage, and the southern areas of hatay and inside noncontrolled government areas of syria. so, this is a really terrible, kind of extra thing that people have to deal with, unfortunately.— people have to deal with, unfortunately. people have to deal with, unfortunatel . , ., ., unfortunately. tell us more about what's happening _ unfortunately. tell us more about what's happening with _ unfortunately. tell us more about what's happening with you - unfortunately. tell us more about. what's happening with you be...

Salah aboulgasem is an aid worker with the charity islamic relief. he hasjust returned home to birmingham in the uk having helped in the earthquake zone — and explained the challenges on the ground. the scenes are still heartbreaking. it's very important that we as an international community take a bit of a step back and understand that this is a major crisis that's going to be going on for a long time. understandably, people are on the ground very upset, very concerned. everyone is heartbroken, people are physically, mentally and emotionally tired. we're going on to the 14th day now, it's e...

We have been waiting for 15 days. we have been here since the day of the earthquake. translation: while we are suffering here, they tell us | to go and empty our homes because they will destroy the building, but my house is elsewhere, so wait until the people are out of the rubble first. we go there, they forbid us to enter the houses. what are we going to do? 0urthings, our lives are there and our loved ones are there. salah aboulgasem is an aid worker with the charity islamic relief. he hasjust returned home to birmingham in the uk having helped in the earthquake zone — and explained the c...

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