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more than 37000 now dead. and we con from the devastating earthquakes in turkey and syria for the survivors, anger and frustration. mounds, emergency cruise in turkey, continue to dig for anyone still alive as the u. n. a chief says the rescue phase is coming to an end ah, the watching al jazeera live from bill. how with me for the back table also ahead. the world accused of failing syrians as international aid trickles into parts of the areas devastated by the earthquakes. also had in avenues ah, anger in israel as the parliament begins debating a controversial reform that demonstrated call on democratic

ah, it's been one week since 2 powerful earthquakes struck turkey and syria. more than 37000 people have been declared dead across the 2 countries. but the real toll is likely to be significantly higher, but there are still moments of hope rescue as have pulled a woman alive from the rubble of a collapse building in her tight wounds are also working in cut, a mom mirage to free a mother and her newborn child who are reportedly still alive after being chopped under the rubble for 7 days. as some in turkey are accusing the government of a slow rescue response. in some of the hardest hit areas, a bit of cold and damaged roads are making it difficult for 8 to get to those who need it the most. and the aid is desperately needed. people in north west inferior say they feel abandoned by the international community. the un zayed, she visited the area saying the world has failed people there. and that the rescue

phase of the response is coming to an end. what we've seen happening in these zones of the earthquake is at the rescue phase. is dragging live be pulled out from the rubble from finding those who died to the rubble that's coming to a close. and now the humanitarian phase. the urgency of providing shelter psycho social care, food schooling and a sense of the future for these people. that's our obligation of while we have a team of correspondence covering the story across turkey, but 1st families, aidan looks back at how the 1st hours of the disaster unfolded the about full 17 am local time. monday, the 6th of february. this security camera from a driveway in civic southeast to kia, captures the rumble. and the

power going out. in another city, 2 hours or so further east. the earthquake sounds like gunfire. in gaussian tip, nurses rushed into the neonatal war to stop the babies. incubators, falling over witnesses say the sway and roll of the earth lasted 2 minutes, but felt like a lifetime. and as buildings topple ah, crowds rush out on to the streets. wilderado sort of looking to save themselves yoga and surveyed the damage they confronted with chaos. robert, one good. the magnitude, 7.8 tremor was one of the largest ever recorded in total care. it was powerful,

as you can see, it was shallow and it was felt as far away as greenland. wow . across to the pier and the neighboring syria, the rescues began immediately on the torchlight and in difficult conditions. a people desperately digging through the rubble with their bare huh. engendered in northern syria rescue as from the white helmet group, pulled out a young baby who had been cradled in the arms of her dead. elder sister, bertha was red, and his 1st light broke. the scale of the disaster became clear and sammy joins us now live from new dia in turkey,

sammy 7 days since the devastating earthquakes. and even as d, a chief says, rescue efforts are coming to an end. still families clinging to hope that their loved ones can be found alive. are they located more people where you are while they have located more people, follow it, but i wish it was good news. 3 more bodies will pull doubts about rubble. tragic, heartbreaking stories behind all of them because they were all members of one family. the young you look at the age is 21 years old, 27 year old, one of them, an elderly person, 52 years old. they had the cutters going a minute ago trying to break through that deal behind me. i think our camera, my job can zoom in now and show you all the heavy dig it the back. and that's kind of not a good sign when the heavy dig. it the going acid, it leaves you to think that they probably are pretty sure least in that spot of the

debris. this does no one alive to be found. but as you said, folly, they are still clinging onto hope because they're all still a number of people trapped under that building. and although it is the window is clothing, but there is hope that maybe some will be found alive in there. let me come to the drone now would be a good idea to try and give you an idea of just how wide the devastation is. this was the cluster of buildings that gone now. it's a pile of rubble. an entire family was living and one of those flaws they can count around here, the people that you may be able to see in the. busy don't standing around here, many of them, if not all of them, are family members from the extended family who've come in from all around turkey to try and find out what has happened to their relatives. i was chatting with some

of them earlier and it was devastating because as we were talking i was talking to a cousin. suddenly the news was the body had been located. we may have pictures of that earlier incident. a body was located, they pulled the body out. the funeral call came in, loaded the body into the back of the car, drove off, and immediately signs of grief on the father who had to be whisked away had to be taken off the scene. i'm. it's a really distressing scene. we've seen play out here. i've seen it at least 2 or 3 times here today. and it gets how you shake you to the core and the so many people in this kind of situation here who are going through this terrible cycle of emotions, of hope, excitement, anticipation,

and then sadly too many times, it culminates with terrible, terrible painful disappointment as a body is taken away, and another grieving mother or father has to be rushed off the scene almost collapsing being dragged off by relatives. millions of people have lost their homes, and god only knows how many people have lost relative. the still, we're told a lot of bodies under the rubble, how many is the question? i've been posing 2 officials and they say we simply about low, but we've rescued more than 100000. that's on the one hand. very good news. on the other hand, it's a worrying question of how many more were left behind when this, when this, those quite here, the 1st at the center struck a full 17 am in the morning when most people were sleeping. falling back to you in

doha. sammy, thank you so much for that, sammy's a dan reporting their life from no dia, now they are still rescue attends being made as sammy was just saying there, let's go live to al jazeera, stephanie decker, who's next to a building where a rescue is taking place near the, at the center of the 2nd earthquake in kind of mom rush. this is a very delicate and very long rescue operation. stephanie, tell us about what has been happening with the i sent a 2nd day. it is a meticulous and it was very sensitive, but it is a very active rescue operation. they believe 2 people, perhaps 3 to be alive, 2 buildings behind where they're working. they are tunneling their way to get there . they believe it to be a mother, a new born, or almost 3 weeks old and a grandmother. it's not clear whether the grandmother is alive who've been speaking to the spanish rescue to. they used their rescue dog who confirmed that people were alive and they've to,

they said the dogs never been wrong. they then confirmed it was cheryl imaging coming at fatty to take you a little closer. you see police now working with miners, what the miners are doing and making a tunnel through this building throughout the next building to try and get to the building. it's a 7 story building that collapse where we believe this mother, her baby and, and the grandmother are there tunneling from 2 sides to the side that you're seeing now and musically. this is what they do. they reinforce the tunnel with wood, and then the spanish rescue team moves forward. they've also just sent the dog back, in which part, which are from what we understand is a good indication of the people remain alive. it's 7 days as we've been reporting since this devastating earthquake can probably see there's a lot of dust in there because behind the camera and all around here, everything is down to rubble. valley there's bulldozers working to try and clear the debris because all these buildings no longer have people or bodies flew talking

to one of the interiors circus volunteers who come here with a mountaineering team. they've been volunteering and helping the rescue operation. and he was saying, you know, it's hard enough as it is, but the, the vast scale of, of, of where the earthquake has been so devastating. it's not just in the city, it's not just in the day it's, it's not just an hot eye. it's a massive area around the southeast, which makes it so unbelievably difficult. and also one of the spanish rescuers was telling me something quite heartbreaking. i was asking him about what they've seen over the last 7 days. they managed to pull a couple of children from the rubble. he said the children they found were in bed, which helped keep them warm. but one of the hot breaking things, he told me said a lot of the dead that they found. the children would have been in bed and the parents are on their way to try and rescue their children. he said, you know, it's something that will stay with him and his fellow volunteers for ever. but again, next to me, you have about 25 cameras. it's not just the relatives are sitting on the other

side, they really are very sensitive. they do not like being filmed. it's not just the relatives hoping for the good use carefully. it's turkey, it's the media, it's the world we've seen so much death and destruction here since is earthquake hit that i think a lot a lot of hope is being put on here. but you know, we really want to see at good news and you know, this to, to end in a very positive way. certainly the rescue operation there positive, but it could still take touch. it is heartbreaking indeed. 70 thank you for your courageous reporting, stephanie decker life or is there in kut ahmad marashi. now, over a 1000000 people have been made homeless by these quakes, and many are living on the street in makeshift shelters. turkish president worship typo on announced on saturday. that university accommodation will be used to house some of those affected by the earthquakes. students in the sample have been vacating their dorms to make room for survivors, as had beg reports. after being told the news,

the government planned to has as quick survivors in university accommodation. these students in istanbul had to vacate their dorms at short notice the k their belongings and said their goodbyes. classes would now be moved on line until the end of june, june gilbert, after the president made a speech the same evening, we learned that our blocks will be empty. we are sad. it's like the pandemic period . we will have online education. we do not want this and we have some criticisms that may god grant us the best and we have nothing to do or making a sacrifice on our education is bothering me a bit to be honest. in the biblical sheltered, parents came to help their children pack and move. we'd really want to do our part to help the families in need. i am said that i'm not going to go to school, but also the situation is pretty bad. so i know that families need a place to say so. yeah, i don't really feel too bad. then tie education system in the affected areas has been hit. but the government says it's determined to make sure there is minimum destruction. education shouldn't talk long. my year litigation by building

additional tense, we will support our children's learning process and conduct a series of activities to normalize life. we have up to 100 and 4110th instance. we have 3 school teachers and psychological counseling and guided all our teachers on duty inside the dorms, they're ready to receive the factories. here in istanbul, most of the students we spoke to were happy to be doing their bit. not all students have to leave those with family affected by the earthquake international students. medical students, as well as the old, with no family. they can stay with can all remain. but this is a part of the effort and sacrifice the entire country has been asked to make to deal with this disaster. as not vague, i'll jazeera assemble, the fear, nestled to the southern turkish city of am. takia natasha. go name is therefore is natasha. there's been a lot of anger at the government response, especially over the enforcement of building code. tell us about what you've been

seeing and hearing lee you are on taca has been described this week as a city of earthquake ruins this street that we're on, gives you an excellent indication as to why this was about a 5 story building over here with apartments businesses on the bottom and then when you cross the street, as far as the i can see down the road was a massive apartment complex were told, hundreds of families once lived here, the city has been decimated, the population was about 200000. during the last senses, one man told b, we are psychologically broken. there are no services. people have been told to evacuate yet some do remain. and that is because they are holding h, sol shattering week long vigil outside the rubble of their loved ones, homes clinging to a sliver of hope. however, infant decimal that they will be granted

a miracle rescue. these people also are homeless. they've been living out in the open because they've lost their homes. they say they've been given a food. they've been giving clothing, but they have no shelter. they've complained that it took 3 to 4 days for sir to rescue operations to begin here in earnest. they also say that it has been a very slow process trying to find out what has happened to their loved ones, but they want to remain. they just can't leave until that happens. one of the buildings we visited today was the focus of a case in the court system surrounding it structural integrity. now there are dozens of families waiting outside for hope of their loved ones. one man told us he knows that his nephew in was inside that building at the time because they pulled out his wallet and his id card. now, since this earthquake hit, there has been a national reckoning regarding a well known use of shoddy could shoddy construction materials and lax enforcement

of building codes in compliance with earthquake engineering standards. for years. warnings were issued, amnesty is given and now people are angry. the coverages you know, it's wrong to blame the government, although they've made mistakes. i think all the responsibility is on the contractors is online, on the, on our history is here. i have footprints on every street of this town. if i leave here, it means to leasing my past. now it's like a new century. every one will start a new century with many traumas. the ministry of justice says, arrest warrants have been issued for 134 people. 3 have been arrested so far and police are looking for about a 100 suspects in connection with these building code violations regarding the people here in antalya. they say this diverse city with ancient roots will

surely rebuild. but they are coming to terms of the fact that due to this devastation of historic proportions, it will take a very long time. thank you for that matter. go name life or is there an anti care we're going to give you some a show you some light fixtures rather now from car ma marashi at the center of the 2nd earthquake in as you can see someone has just been pulled from under the rubble there are there was a rescue operation under way earlier? this person seems to be alive as you can see rescue who's there? are carrying that stretcher with what appears to be a survivor of the earthquake being pulled out a recon from the disaster coma mirage was the epi center of the 2nd earthquake rescue teams have been working round the clock even after a week to try and find people were still alive under the rubble, and it would seem like they found and rescued. one more person who was about to be

put into that ambulance fair. so again, life pictures there from cut ahmad marashi, where one person appears to have been rescued alive from under the rubble. now let's go to the a turkish city of idea. mon and salam co dare is following the clean up efforts which are underway there. this is the 1st to see of mine that has been considered as the 3rd last obsessive city with the great that turkey. one week ago after i had my mother us and i just recently took teams working institute. but the main thing that pops in here is that the teams are starting to remove of the heavy to destroy buildings such that, such as the ones that we are seeing no more than 2200 in the process. in

a d, i'm on it because kills more than 3700 off to citizen so far according to the local authority that was on the scene. that is really important cuz she told us it's important because it's allowed to clean the seats and also it allows to solve removing also the building stuff and how did the damage has done yet these types of things that the people of mine are facing in the days followed the 50. this also was for the tom stuff allocated to the family that has lost their houses. 3 comes in. the entrance of the fifty's away from the building has been set also to feel hospitals are working in

a month to care for the people who are who are in n, as in the state of rome, off especially young people, children. this is the, the situation in mind. if the support, nothing is going to be done here. they did. they maybe week. oh, good. okay. so the life in the city can be resumed again. again, we want to show you the latest pictures from cam marashi where breski cruise have been cheering and celebrating after fully a person from under the rubble of one of the collapse buildings there. one week after a devastating earthquakes can marashi was at the center of the 2nd earthquake. we struck trickier a week ago in rescue teams half pulled someone out alive from under the rubble. and

as you can see there congratulating each other there, because it is incredible that a week on people are still being pulled from under the rubble alive. and this is giving hope to a lot of families who are hoping to hear some good years about their loved ones who have been missing since this earthquake 2 week a week ago. now these 2 earthquakes a week ago, again, life pictures from camara. as you can see, rescue teams there. cheering and applauding after pulling one more person from under the rubble alive. now cattery aid convoy of 7 trunks carrying blankets, winter clothing, 10 thin other essentials has arrived at the babel how a border crossing between turkey and syria to provide relief for people in north western syria. the convoy was organized by the charity, the cut our fund for development. it says it's immediate focus is on providing aid,

but it will transition to rebuilding houses, universities and schools in earthquake areas. while aid has been slow to arrive in the rebel house north west of syria, i've done one m cath m. isaac is one of those in syria or feels abandoned. ah, well, if one of the i'm here to watch, i remember your phone book, the memories here. i see my sister's rush, her songs close, and all of them there are smells here, cancer when they remove everything away and come back. i say ok, well here's their car that has them on their water tank. a lot of the solar panels, memories, the good all of the shop, sort of the whole world lead the searing people down on the market. if this is struction was in europe or any other foreign country,

the whole world would have gathered here to rescue those killed. ron dunaway. but here no one cares were displaced football, i don't want ask about that joe. and we were bomb. barrow bombs were dropped, but no one cared about us before on said i did. oh, we're getting nothing from turkey and not a not from the government side to them we hear besieged. ah! let's turn our attention to some of the days avenues. now it israel thousands have been rattling against by minutes too many minutes yowse proposals to reform the judicial system. wow, demonstrators have gathered outside the canister in west joules lim. as parliamentarians start discussing the proposed bail, the changes would limit the power of the supreme court while giving greater powers to the government. critics of the far right government, connie undemocratic sa,

hi ryan, has more from west to slim. well, me paying me with my bank industry. we have a price and quite feature. we have different banks. my parents, mother venue boards that are really concerned they say i right with a israel, i'd never seen and it's been by history. what we're also seeing and hearing from people is that they are concerned that what graphic predicate dogs exist in this country will. and if these records come through because of the number of minutes, all in this document that are in that position, despite the convictions of break them all time, including these rightly prime minister that is conveying peyton is on trial for russian with this is that something has to be done now. so any of these going with dialogue

with thing needs to be discussed with bearing in mind, public opinion is and israel's cabinet has recognized 9 illegal samples seen the occupied westbank despite path us opposition? the far right finance minister says $10000.00 housing units could be built in separate existing, illegal settlements. the palestinian authority called it an open war against the palestinian people. an al jazeera cameraman has been injured by rubber bullets fired by israeli forces, while salami was covering the demolition of palestinian homes in occupied east jerusalem is ready. soldiers also use t a gas against people protesting against the demolition. several palestinians were arrested in at least 30, were injured. more than 4800 children were sexually abused by members of the portuguese catholic church over the past 70 years. that's according to

a new report which found that 77 percent of the abuses were priests. the head of the portuguese epistle, episcopal conference, is yet to respond to the reports. new zealand, spry minister says 25000 people have received emergency assistance after a cycle and gabrielle battered the north island. some people lost their homes and thousands are without power. authorities are wanting, the worst is yet to come. i can't stress enough that please have a plane to leave your home. if you see water levels rising around your, or if you're worried about land stability around your property, don't wait to be told to leave. going to be her not very difficult week for many the recovery will be long together, all kind of strong by supporting each other. we will get through the site plan and stay safe or close. now the kansas city chiefs have won the super bowl for a 3rd time. david still has the actual the 70000 packed into the state from stadium

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