Published 7 months ago

Aid is still lacking in Turkey and Syria a month after the earthquake

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Two earthquakes of magnitude 7.7 and 7.6 collapsed thousands of homes in cities where millions of people lived. After the February 6 earthquake, 2.7 million people were forced to leave their homes, which were either destroyed or damaged to the point of danger. Surviving without a roof over their heads, in the cold winter, with a completely destroyed infrastructure and a lack of basic necessities are the main challenges.

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The Independent

Hundreds of thousands still need help a month after deadly Turkey earthquakes

An appeal for $1bn (£832m) to assist people across the country is only 10 per cent funded, UN official says

7 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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News

Turkey-Syria earthquake, one month on

Ruins, rescues, rubble and hope a month on since the devastating earthquakes that struck Turkey and Syria.

7 months ago·Australia

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WION

Ronaldo invites young boy, who lost his father in Syria and Turkey earthquake, to Al-Nassr tie

Cristiano Ronaldo didn't have a great 2022. He had a dismal run with Manchester United in the ongoing Premier League season, revealed of a having fallout with the team owners and management and left the Old Trafford club. In late 2022, he led Portugal in the Qatar World Cup but the national side bowed out in the quarter-finals. However, things have changed for him since joining the Riyadh-based club, Al-Nassr.

7 months ago·Noida, India

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Aristegui Noticias

The wounds left by the earthquake in Syria are still open a month later

Testimonies collected at the site of the devastation state that most of the humanitarian assistance is being provided by the churches, since Aleppo has not even “smelled the international aid that was given”.

7 months ago

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Euronews

Aid is still lacking in Turkey and Syria a month after the earthquake

The International Rescue Committee said 'it's simply not possible to accommodate that many people in temporary accommodation centres' after 2.7 million people in Turkey ended up being internally displaced.

7 months ago·France

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فيتو

32 earthquakes in Turkey and Syria within 24 hours

The National Earthquake Center in Syria said in its statement: 32 weak tremors were recorded, the largest of which was 4 degrees, including 26 tremors in the Iskenderun district, one earthquake, 2.7, northwest of Hama, 4 tremors in the Turkish mainland and one.

7 months ago

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