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Last night we living that trauma, sara. such powerful reporting from you throughout this time. thank you so much for being there, and sharing their stories. it is absolutely horrific what has happened in turkey and syria because of these quakes and now this aftershock with more death. i can just barely take it. you were just there. i was. and thinking about all of the people that you were with, and what they re still going through. yeah. there were families just sitting outside of rubble waiting in the freezing cold for their loved ones to be pulled out, and they haven t found them yet. so our thanks to jomana for that reporting. the epa administrator michael regan is returning to east palestine, ohio after a train of toxic chemicals derailed this earlier this month. this comes as skepticism spread in that town of people. people reporting headaches, nausea, and burning eyes since that disaster. you re looking at live pictures ....
Region are inoperable and social media is full of people posting maps and the addresses of their loved ones who are under the rubble waiting for the emergency services. just absolutely desperate. you can hardly imagine being one of those families doing what you just described there. give us an idea for people who don t know the country, how used earthquakes as it? what is the level of preparedness? how unusual is this. the level of preparedness? how unusual is this. turkey is amongst the most earthquake unusual is this. turkey is amongst the most earthquake prone - unusual is this. turkey is amongst i the most earthquake prone countries in the world because it is located at the intersection of three major tectonic plates. most of the country is located on the anatolian of technology at plate which sits between the major eurasian and african plates in the minor one, arabian. that is why turkey is very known for a country which regularly witnesses earthquakes. today s earthquake, firs ....
The street corners in nepal. and there could be a lot of bodies under those. the rescue efforts are slow, they re very difficult. every now and then, there is a positive outcome. for the most part, what they re finding under those heaps of rubble are bodies and there are so many mounds of rubble waiting to be cleared still. so the death toll could rise significantly. there could be entire villages we re hearing that have been completely wiped out and it s taking a long time for rescue teams to reach those villages. and it s only once they are able to reach those remote areas that the exact scale, the extent of the damage and the exact scale of the damage will be known. so it is very conceivable that the death toll could increase ....
And more than half are missing. we believe that as we go further north, further up the coast which was hit by that ten-meter monster wave, we re going to hear more and more stories like that. what about food, water, medical supplies? we understand that they re basically running out in sendai. reporter: yeah, they are running out here in sendai. but priority is being given to those that are coming into sendai. they have been making their way to the port and they re assessing the situation, seeing if anybody is still alive, trapped beneath the rubble, trapped in those collapsed buildings. we do know that it was extremely, extremely cold overnight, wolf. and we believe it would have been such a tough condition to get through, anyone who was alive still in that rubble waiting to be rescued would have ....