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Antakya · AntakyaTurkey commemorated the first anniversary of the earthquake that killed more than 53,000 people. President Recep Tayyip Erdogan pledges to rebuild damaged cities and rehouse those displaced. But hundreds of thousands of people remain in camps awaiting housing. Last spring, the government estimated the overall cost of the quake at more than $103 billion.See the Story
A year after Turkey's earthquake, hundreds of thousands of people remain in shelters
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Antakya · AntakyaEnab Baladi – Reem Hamoud A year after the anniversary of the earthquake that struck southern Turkey and four Syrian governorates in February 2023, the fate of Syrian families remains unknown, and their relatives are trying in vain to reach their bodies, leaving behind clear effects and consequences to this day, amidst the absence of official statistics on their numbers. The total number of Syrian refugees in Turkey in February 2023 reached abou…See the Story
Syrians missing in Turkey a year after the earthquake - Enab Baladi
Antakya · AntakyaOne year ago, the disaster left more than 60,000 people dead and more than three million homeless in southern Turkey and northern Syria. The earthquake has generated 3.5 billion cubic feet of debris, 10 times more than the Haiti earthquake of 2010. The Turkish government assures the public that 91% of the demolitions and debris removal projects have already been completed.See the Story
Living among the ruins of the earthquake in Turkey a year later
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