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i'm rob madison. this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming up 5 people pulled out of the rubble alive here in this spot. but survivors faced the challenges of hot food and shelter. i'm sammy's day than live on the outskirts of gauzy until the 1st happy centre syrian start to bury some of the more than 4400 people who being killed in the tremors plus another weekend, protesting fraud was against controversial pension reforms, were going to be live in paris. ah. more than 25000 people have died after 2 powerful earthquakes had turkey and syria on monday. search and rescue efforts continued. a family of 5 has been pulled alive

from the rubble in gazande tete a 129 hours since the disaster. and on friday night, a woman was found alive, and yet a bach here, the turkish president has been touring the destroyed areas. and he's promised to rebuild the cities of linda who we have plans to rebuild the cities, the infrastructure, along with the homes in the thousands of buildings that were destroyed in the earthquake. we've got a team of correspondence across turkey of mis stephanie decker that are crossing on the turkish sevien border. said him costello is in the capital anchor. russell's salary is in common mateusz, one of the epa centers of the disaster to begin our coverage. let's go to sammy's a done. who's in no doggy in tokyo. there's been some good news since we last spoke. rob, and we now understand that around $21.00 people have been pulled out the rubble alive just in the last hour. we got reports of 2 more people, e, credibly,

incredibly, a 5 year old girl was one of them. you survived more than a 132 hours under the rubble. well, earlier we had 5. people pulled out. i'm gonna try an os. i'll cameraman dow, if we can perhaps get a closer picture just down that not far from where we are. we saw ambulance is re south of the next building down. as 5 people will pull down to the rubble. it's an emotional rollercoaster. how you digest that. people are sitting, you can't see them right now. they're sitting in front of me. these are people who lost their homes and lost their relatives. and they're watching this. they're waiting for us about survivors about their loved ones to be pulled out of the rubble. it's an emotional rollercoaster here. a beyond that, the physical survival as well with the un warning that 900000 people into kia and

syria are in need of hot meal, surviving on night from whatever they can gather. but at some point they need some help meals will. earlier, we saw a comp pull on him. we started to see some pop meals being delivered. government agencies we must point out, are here the rescuer because obviously we've had ambulances here. we've had the funeral services here. doing what they can, but the still a lot of needs that need to be taken care of before we get to some of those needs though it might be interesting just to help us to take in what is changed here. i think we've got some pictures from before and after pictures of this area, this very area that i'm standing now should be able to see them that we go. i think they're on your screen now. so this is the area on one side of the screen as it was before the earthquake. and you can see if it's a smart neighborhood, it's a smart looking neighborhood. on the other side of the screen, this is now,

this is what people are dealing with. just the mental, the ability to mentally digest this horror is incredible. you've survived, you come out of something like that, shaken to your call. and you're trying to take in what has happened. where is your beautiful neighborhood gone? well, that's a question i posed to the den easily families camped out sitting by the river. interesting. one of them, an actor and his cancer surviving mother. little mother went there sick, then there's nothing we can do. it's bad that we fell into the situation, but it's god's will. no one could prevented. so many people are under the rubble right now. there's nothing to do a whole. this is on every get him. i have no peace at home. i can't get into the house because i'm having a panic attacks. i can't stay in doors anymore. so the president of ty about

to on has been speaking today and he's been talking about how hundreds of thousands of buildings are inhabitable. it's not only that it needs to be family that we saw there in the sound bites. there's a lot of people who need shelter. the vice president said they put more than 330000 people into shelter. there's many more needs, as i said, or the president is vowing they're going to start rebuilding building within weeks time as they say is all vs back for you. and so i me, thank you very much indeed that some you say done talking to some diag a i want to bring in. so south, who's in the come on, not sure which was one of the epa centers of the disaster. you have been there since the very early hours after the initial ask week struck the scale of what we're seeing over the last few days is extraordinary. just talk us through what's been happening, where you are. well, it is extraordinary. indeed. this city was hit twice in just 9 hours by

a very high magnitude earthquakes. and as a result at towels and building nearly a 1000 building, how collapse and 6000 people have died. however, the numbers are still going up and up. so right over there, down there, you can see that the rescue teams are covering a dead body with a white blanket out of the respect for the families that are waiting in hope. maybe to get their relatives back from under the rubble. and so now they are put in another that body. unfortunately, this is a repeating scene in this city. almost at every minute you will see the new bodies are being taken out, particularly today. these numbers are quite high, is the 6 they and that the time is running out. the hopes are fading here. however, just a little ago,

we have been informed that of the 130 hours after the earthquake. another person miraculously in this city has been taken out of the rubble and he or she is alive because we haven't been confirmed whether it's male or female. that is a definitely moment of joy for people around and for here for, for the family. however, dozens and dozens of the buddies are still coming out of there's rubble and steel. many are missing and the fear here is that these numbers may be will be hundreds and even powers. and so you can see that just a collapse building here. it is quite difficult to imagine that anyone could come alive under this deborah there, and apartments of they're a part of those blocks off the blogs are like, this is just one of the scenes in the city, but there are hands off like days across the city the city center is almost

destroyed and the families are having biggest tragedy has been 6 days. they are still waiting in hall, particularly during the night is extremely cold here. and you will see that they are setting up the fires and trying to warm up, but also waiting for the blow with wants to be taken out of the rubble a life hopefully. but if not, at least that, that they can give them a proper burial. i was just talking to at rescuer here, he says that mentally he's down, but he doesn't want to show it because he needs to look strong because people needs them. and he says it's quite difficult to cope with the reality that through the last couple of days, he has seen that much of the bad bodies. and people are also here across the be surprised at gross a, a park here. i was talking to some of them, a lady em woman told me that she and her family have already buried

111 friends and relatives already. so this is the story of this city. it has been hit very much hired. aha. and as i sat nearly ceased, 1000 people have died here. carmen marsh was one of the most of the will of cities in turkey. it was famous with his poets, and it's called the city of the 7 good men, referring to 7 poets that are famous in turkey. but now after death, many off people died. this city has lost menu of its faces forever. that's all. thank you very much indeed that russell son are bringing you some very tragic stories and some optimism, but also some extraordinary pictures from common brush. one of the epi centers of one of the earthquakes was our correspondence. amazon was telling us earlier on the turkish government has announced plans to house earthquake survivors and cinema

coffee alo has been following developments from the capital. uncover people will be taking shelters in the dormitories ago are provided by the government. that's. that's why universities will be closed until summer, and the dormitories that are found operate for the college students are going to be a designated for the earthquake survivors. a shelter is a big problem as we're talking about a big to a huge number of people hears and it, it who are hurt by this devastation are mostly women and children. and we had the chance to see 16 babies who were taken from car ma mirage. the epicenter of this, that the earthquake to the capital on kara via presidential plane, and they have the identities, but in the office authorities haven't been able to contact their families. then we have filmed those 16 infants in the i see a unit in the anchor. us at the hospital. let's watch together. this

baby is 35 days old. when mondays catastrophic earthquake it to kids, eastern province of co, him on marriage. she was already in intensive care. and this one as well. his heart beat slow down when he's asleep. 16 infants were transferred from the epicenter in common marsh to the capitol on ker 2 days ago. they were all intensive care, but their hospitals were evacuated either for safety reasons or to treat survivors . all of them have ideas, but the authorities haven't been able to reach their families. hustling, hipson and gentle drama in hustling rooms, babies, ring good shape. we have all to sounds for checkup purposes. one of the babies was born at 28 weeks and the other 33. following the completion of the eye examinations, we will plan the discharge. and this time the survivor was rescued from the rooms.

the woman who discovered her scribbled baby oh, the rubble on her forehead, and left a note on her chest telling where she was found. 16 babies, separated from their families, were evacuated from their home town, which now resembles a war torn city. after being rescued from the rebel from babies were able to receive medical treatment. premature babies on the other hand, will have to remain in intensive care. they are being attended by foster mothers appointed by the ministry of family and social services. so honestly, because we will definitely keep a close eye on i babies. these patients growth and development should be monitored at regular intervals in outpatient as these innocent babies fight for the lives in the i. c. u. authorities continue to search for the missing families. you know,

cas older l to 0 on correct across the border and rebel how northern city or something humanitarian aid has not made its way to those who needed staff that has this update from the turkish syrian border. aid is finally trickling into syria on day 6. we've seen a un convoy go and this is part of the usual un agreement that they've had before. some of the international teams that have flowed in here to help with the earthquake are in and are starting to help out on the ground setting up tense. medical facilities, but of course if you're talking about search and rescue, it's already the days are numbered and you know, it's a fight against time. but of course we are still hearing amazing news that you have . people being pulled alive from the rubble. but of course, everything we've been focusing on here in terms of search and rescue operations recovery operations, the help that's being sent. it hasn't reached syria at all on the same scale. so

where's it's trickling in? it's taking quite a while to do so. those who had survived in syria, i was struggling to stay alive due to that lack of aid. this stephanie decker was just talking about. xena halter has more from beirut. the search for the living has ended in northwest syria. it's now about removing the bodies trapped under the hundreds of buildings that collapsed following the earthquakes that hit the kia and syria on monday. those who responded to the human tragedy, say the world failed, the people and the opposition controlled and clave. the civil defense, also known as white helmets, said people died because repeated requests for rescue support. teams and heavy machinery never came. i mean, i have been deeply affected by the voices we heard from under the rubble. they were crying for help. in one instance, we worked for 4 hours before were able to reach a man, but it was too late. he died. destruction and devastation are not only in the opposition

held areas in the north. but in heavily populated government held cities like a level hummer and latter kia as well. the united nations estimates more than 5000000 people are now homeless. when we evacuated people from all the buildings that we dangerous shelters have begun receiving people and it's a new wave of displacement. already. there are nearly 7000000 syrians have been displaced in their own country due to the war that began more than a decade ago. many are in the north, were 4000000, depended on aid before the earthquake destroyed more lives. on friday, the syrian government said it will allow aid to reach areas outside its control in what appeared to be a confession linked to a deal that involved waiving some sanctions for quake relief. but so far it hasn't happened. the states opponents have long fear the consequences of so called cross line deliveries with the opposition in northwest syria is afraid of receiving cross

line aid for many reasons. but primarily they're afraid of their regime. holding that lifeline against them. using it in the future to coerce them into providing political concessions. 8th has started to come in from the bible, how a border with her kia, the only crossing authorized by the u. n. for 8 deliveries. the opposition says the international community should ignore objections from damascus and use more crossings to ensure the constant flow of relief supplies. already the world. food program says it's running out of stocks in the opposition enclave where more than 90 percent of people relied on aid before the latest disaster. santa hood, or else rosita. and on over the, you know, his director general of i all and the international organization for migration and he's joining us now from geneva. thank you very much. indeed for being with us. i understand that your organization regularly sends aid convoys across the border

into northern syria. when you're faced with a situation on the scale that we've been seeing over the last few days, how difficult is it to try to decide what age to send in? well, and the needs are very clear, we need tense, we need the eaters we need cookers. we need the blankets mattresses, the, the perfect, the people who are without but as you said, we have a large warehouse in government there from which we serve. and we provide support in northwest city. and we have only one entry point in full pizza. so i'm very much welcome the possibility of increasing the number of crossing points and on so that we sent 6 tracks on friday, 14 trucks. today we have is the routing, the boots that we have reposition inside norway. cda will go on sending those

tracks. we bills a much needed materials to protect people, but let's be honest. we need to replenish them as soon as possible because the needs are bought amount and the money that in catastrophe is terrifying. i say, as we know, as syria has been going through a civil war for, for several years, how confident can you be when you send those trucks across the board that they're actually going to get to the people who needs the help. the secretary general's united nations as made an appeal for a c c. i hope that everybody understands that we have come from did leave a major you money that in crisis we lose human suffering that he is a burden to supplies by millions of people. so i hope that everybody will have a last drop of humanity stop fighting and allowing human at betty aids to be channeled as much as we can to the people they've had a li need. because as your piece of business said in our 1st city,

there are 4000000 people, all the band daily, from you money than in assistance to subsist. those people now are without shelter . they are suffering the loss of their beloved blood. and we need to respond to them, not just from the material point of view, but also from the house and title, social point of view. i want to ask you about that because that is an important factor, isn't it? we've been talking to people over the last couple of days who are working in, in hospitals, in syria who are desperately in need of medical supplies of basic medical equipment in order to, in order to be able to, to keep the survivors going to be able to treat the survivors are you, is your organization and organizations like yours able to also include facilities for providing medical support as well as the materials sport that you were talking about. absolutely, we are working very close with the world else organization in setting up and

applying the old, the als personnel that we have on the ground. but the needs are upon them. let's be absolutely clear. the hospitals are overcharged with tens of thousands of injured people because of the earthquake. and so we need to create alternatives to the hospitals, to provide health support to the people, to the people he needs. and we need medicines. it is quite clear that the medicines that we have in stock is, are not enough. and we are making an appeal to the daughters where everyone in the world who can provide us with the ad magazines to let us know so that we can channel them to the people in the doctor. we really appreciate your being with us and all. does it so thank you. i'm tony over tony victoria. now thank you very much . thank you. still ahead on al jazeera, i'm john 100 of chicago auto show were this year more and more cars are plugging in

. ah hello weather sitting pretty changeable for japan over the next couple of days. pulses of wet weather, thick bands of cloud just squeezing their way out of central china rolling across the china. see this next area or a cloud that gathers and that will push over towards key issue as we go on through sunday, some heavy rain, they're moving through shanghai moving for pretty quickly. it will make its way towards the far south of ki, she was we go one through sunday $1560.00 celsius for turkey and soccer. do you make the most of it monday? very different failing day. wet weather, windy weather, and at times winter weather, sweeping its way through for the korean peninsula, northern parts of china. not too bad. central chart, parts of china. looking a little unsettled over the next few days. with more sherry rain coming through

here, showers to into central and southern parts of the philippines, scattering of showers there across borneo heaviest showers will be into southern parts of in the navia jarda java, for example, saying some big downpours. the showers extended the way up into sumatra. not too many showers across south asia. here is largely fine and saddle. of course we do have the missed and full of tools, northern past due deli getting up to around 25 degrees over the next couple of days . temp just recovering in the hall with one or 2 showers for the far north pakistan . ah ah ah

ah. oh ah, you're watching, i'll just eat a reminder of our top stories this hour more than 25000 people have died after 2 powerful earthquakes. it took care and syria on monday, search and rescue efforts continue. the turkish president has been tuning the destroyed areas. he's promised to rebuild the cities. a 4 year old girl has been put alive out of the rubble after more than a 130 hours from a collapse to building in gassy and tap into a kia area rescue teams. it saved

a family of 5 after a 129 hours since the disaster. syrians are digging gravesites to bury victims of monday's earthquakes. nearly 4500 people have been killed. many are waiting for news of family members who are still buried under collapsed buildings. we're going to go on to some other world news now. these are live pictures from the center of paris. protest are continuing across france against proposals to increase the retirement age. thousands of people have taken to the streets in paris after almost a week of nation wide strike action. president microns pension reform plans aim to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64. and who simmons is joining us. low live. it looks from those pictures that things are turning very ugly and certainly in parts of paris. well yes, over although won't have to put these things into context on the whole,

the majority is peaceful. there is are 2 rounds of crowds here moving from the plus the republic in this direction to separate marches. now the numbers do seem to be very high, although it's hard to actually accurately gauge that at this stage, it has to be said though that well workers have not gone on strike. and also in the subways in the metro are also not going on strike. that's obviously relieve the situation in terms of freeflow people and of course is possibly going up. the numbers, monitoring the situation, perhaps more intensely than anyone else will be. the elisa palace up because the president emmanuel macaroni is under massive pression. now over this reform bill, he is watching to see if somehow there will be more

action in the downward direction in terms of support for these protests and strikes bugs. all the opinion polls are consistent. it's around 70 percent of all french people are supporting the process because they feel that not the government macaroni in particular is going to fall with reform. you might see many people in europe. my think. let 62 years of age right now for its audience is pretty young. 64 people go to under these reforms. however, the feeling here is that the french tradition is to retire earlier than elsewhere. and furthermore, the whole package on pensions is controversial because the headline figure of $1300.00 minimal that the, the actual minimal pension they'll get is actually not quite the case because

there's all sorts of cum, complex, or ins and outs with regulations that mean they say, the union say that working people, particularly manual workers, come off less than have them, you know, just as you've been talking to this under, we're looking at some live pictures again from parts of paris. we can see the size of the crowds that you've been telling us about, and another set of pictures, possibly in another part of paris, where somebody has a new set, a fire in the middle of the street, surrounded by crowds there clearly that there is tension there is there any sign that the government may, by don, it's east protests really start to ramp up with? well, that's true, but is a thought here. thought if there is violence and demonstrations, that could be a reaction by the public which is negative towards the strikes. however, this is a very different picture here, some flaw with the full days of demonstration. there is a very different picture here than previous straighten protest. we've seen such as

the yellow bass, which is about a different picture, far more unified here in the main, more peaceful, but that could be a different picture depending on events under thank you very much indeed. and her summons live for us in paris. your nuclear watchdogs, he profile grosses and moscow. he's been holding talks with the head of russia state nuclear from awesome. they discussed the situation and ukraine's this is up patricia, a nuclear power plant. they've agreed to continue to work in creating a safety zone. there, repeated shelling of the plant, which is now controlled by russia as raised concerns about a nuclear accident. we continue the work of the situation. unfortunately, continues to be very fragile. very precarious. my experts, for example, to day had to be rotated. a group was waiting to go into the plant

and another group to leave it. fortunately, this rotation is being delayed for the as he to asia, which is prevailing in, in the area where today, very strong donations were been heard. all of these, all of these, say to us that we cannot lose any more time to democratic republic of congo. now we're fighting's, been going on near the eastern town of soc h some 15 kilometers west from the regional capital gama. and comes a day after m. 23 fighters interest closer to saki, prompting fastens to flee their homes. east african leaders have called for an immediate his fire under working to find ways of calming the conflict. ah.