More than 22,000 killed in Turkey, Syria earthquake catastrophe

Syria and Turkey earthquake death toll could double

Three Australians are among more than 25,000 people killed in the Syria and Turkey earthquake.

Turkey Syria earthquake: more incredible rescues but death toll passes 25,000

More than 25,000 people are now confirmed to have died in Turkey and Syria, after the powerful earthquakes which struck the region on Monday. As rescue teams continue to search through destroyed buildings that number is expected to rise. Incredibly, some people are still being pulled out alive, after more…

Miracle Rescues Saves Two-month Old as Turkey-Syria Earthquake Death Toll Crosses 25,000-mark

A two-year-old girl, a six-month pregnant woman, plus a four-year-old and her father, were among those rescued five days after the quake, Turkish media reported

Earthquake death toll in Turkey and Syria passes 28,000

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has urged the Security Council to authorise the opening of new cross-border aid points between Turkey and Syria.

Earthquake in Turkey and Syria: more than 25,000 people killed, a dozen arrested

According to the latest official reports, the 7.8 magnitude earthquake caused at least 25,401 deaths: 21,848 in Turkey and 3,553 in Syria. The WHO estimates that 23 million people in the two countries are “potentially at risk, including around five million vulnerable people.”

WHO: Balance of earthquakes in Turkey and Syria could reach 50,000 deaths

The balance of earthquakes in Turkey and Syria could reach 50 thousand deaths. The information comes from a UN official who arrived in the affected area. At the moment, the number of victims exceeds 26 thousand, and searches continue uninterruptedly for almost a week.