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o. d u n is to boost a deliveries to north west and syria where millions are struggling to survive after last week's earthquakes. ah, i'm fully batty boy. you're watching al jazeera life from doha, with more on the disaster in turkey and syria, coming up among the rubble, moments of joy, 2 brothers are poured from under the ruins, inter kia and i'm sammy's. a van live trauma donna in southern turkey, where the dust of rescue operations in some places has settled down, revealing deep scars on landscapes and lives. and in other news, donald trump's former un ambassador, nikki haley announces she's joining the republican race for the white house. ah,

thank you very much for joining our see 1st united nations team to enter rebel house, northern syria in 2 weeks since devastating earthquakes has toward some of the worst effected areas there. said to meet emergency workers in italy province. that comes after the assad regime granted the un permission to use 2 more border crossings from turkey to bring aid into syria. truck loads of supplies have slowly been making their way into opposition. how various, more than $37000.00 people have died in syria and to a kia, also of those killed in syria where in rebel held areas. and we have a team of correspondence covering the disaster across jackie and inside syria al jazeera is then a harder begins our coverage from gin deer is one of the hardest hit areas in syria . there is desperation on the grounds. we are in jen dennis. one of the hardest hit areas in northern syria in this town alone, more than $1100.00 people were killed,

a whole neighbourhood now reduced to rubble. people here say that they've lost their family members. neighbors in this house alone, if you remember that new born child which was who was rescued, still it patched by the umbilical cord. she's now in hospital and she lost her whole family. so you have many stories like this here. but unlike in southern 3rd kia here in syria, you don't see the international rescue teams. you don't see an international aid effort to help other people on the ground. news of the opening of the to border across things undoubtedly will help of the situation on the ground. so far, 8 has been trickling in from the bible, how a crossing. now the syrian government says it's going to allow aid to enter from 2 other crossings from turkey and the international of the community, the united nations. they are hoping that to their initial response, which we,

that has been criticized was inadequate. will step up. but people here are angry because they're saying, why does united nations or the world have to wait for an approval from the syrian president? bashar latha does, you know, people here do not consider him a legitimate leader, but a brutal dictator who killed tens of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands of people during the course of the war. they were hoping that the international community would just use those routes without his approval. and the fear here is that what but sharla thought is trying to do is gain political legitimacy by showing that he is still in charge. so you have that anger and at the same time, you also have a lot of frustration. people here feel that they were abandoned by the international, by the international community are more than 5000000 syrians may be homeless after last week's devastating. i've quakes, according to a nation's official. these are the stories of some of those survivors and the desperate situation. they now find themselves st. louis and was our generals over

time, people are working day and night, but we need to find refuge. but don't know where we are waiting for god to give us relief. as you know, it is winter. now there are women and children. so we need to secure heating, security, food, water, which is a minimum until things get more organized and the, i got them as a model. frankly, i don't know the needs of the displays or no attempt foods and water. we received foody and many good people help. we still need food and water, nothing more than that. thank god, we now took refuge in this sense. a lot of me lost everything around me. i lost every one i know in the 3 buildings that used to be next to me. i lost my neighbors in my children's 7 friends in the building. next to us, we lost a large number of people who used to live near us. my neighbors, my friends colleagues and partners, i went to you earlier. i spoke to sar at the same as it is in journalist living in nor then sir. yeah,

she says people that feel abandoned really on in the senior center didn't know the numbers of tracks and had from level her from the you and not exceed 15. it's tracks from you and side until now people here. why element on the other, for the lation, according for the, for the international community, for the you and former aide to enter my office ever after these days after what they witnessed after what really failed because of the destruction here. because what the loss of a little because they couldn't save as many people as possible, know they are depressed and they see that they are a bonded need is so large is larger than everything is larger than the abilities here in the city of the kids to no, no equipment, no medical equipment, no because and to support or to help with the civil defense member who will i'm

calling for international aid to the student from the early beginning from the 1st moment of the week. what entered from robin howell gordon from the u. n side is kind of tracks who did not exceed 15 tracks. these tracks were planned to enter the studio even before the week. so it was one of the week as we've been hearing, the united nations has been under intense pressure to get more 8 into the serious rebel house northwest. the un says 50 trucks have already crossed from take years to the bible. our crossing during the past week, but it will start sending others now that he has permission from the syrian regime to use the bob salam. and i'll try border crossing the announcement of the decision by prison as to now the 2 extra points from and to no question was welcome. now, because we are all urged the to move quickly,

implement that decision to get trucks been been what this process wind agreement will do is to up the volume of supplies that we will be able to use in small west syria across the border in turkey, the humanitarian situation for those who have survived it all is also dire. sanitation, housing, food and clean drinking water are all difficult to come by dr. say they have transitioned from treating quake injuries to infectious diseases. and p t. s. d. as go live to al jazeera sam is a darn, was in a dana in southern to kia sammy rescue operations. they're still ongoing. i understand. tell us about what's been happening. well they're still ongoing in some places, not correspondence, which will be joining us live in the show later. we're able to tell you some good news stories from places where they are ongoing,

but the window is closing and in some places like where i am right now. here in a donna, i will, as you can see, we were here a couple of days ago when that rescue and they, they, they pulled out people but they were deceased. well now the dust has settled, but it's not the end of the story. as the dust settles, it's revealing. a very scarred landscape and those scars extend beyond the landscape in to the lives of the people who are left here. moments ago, just as we were going to air folly, people were standing here. neighbors. people used to live here, came back here, just to cry. it shows the connection that people have with what was their home, with this area, and how it will continue to impact their lives. i have been seeing a stream of people over the last couple of hours since we've been here doing exactly that. people come here, they look at the place, they cry,

the emotional trauma, the emotional damage that's been done to people, is immense. in addition to that, you might find it surprising, but some of the neighbors and the people we talked, you said, well, we don't want to move out of that building, which is still standing. but obviously it doesn't look like it's in great condition . and you might think, as an outsider, we come here, we look at those say, well, i'd be happy someone to move me somewhere else. but some of the neighbors and some of the people who live here are actually arguing with the government, saying you've declared this building unfit for human habitation, but we want to live here. undo your declaration, then resisting the government attempts to try and resettle them. i guess in a sense it's understandable, is that this chap on the motorbike pastor you can hear me. i, it's understandable. i guess when we look at it from the perspective of what you see sometimes in rural zones, in hurricane zones where the authorities try to evacuate people and they don't want

to go because when this is your pass, however badly damaged, however traumatized. your pass is you sometimes don't want to let go of it because the us is all that we have ever. no. folly. sammy, thank you very much for that. some easy done reporting there live from a dana in turkey. and a number of people being found alive is getting smaller by the day as sammy mentioned there. but despite the ard, they are still some incredible stories of survival. on tuesday, one woman was poor from under the debris in her tie province. more than 200 hours after the quakes hit earlier, 2 men were also found alive. live to stephanie decker now, who is in kind of mom, marashi, you're at the epi center, stephanie of that 2nd earthquake. bring us up to speed with the latest there. yeah. what is more of a recovery operation now, there are very slight moments of hope. i. you still have

a lot of international teams on the ground here this morning and they pulled 2 young men out of the rubble. i 7 days, almost 8 days after that quake. but, you know, the vast majority, unfortunately, is bodies. you do still have an extensive raven to national teams here in what was, as you mentioned, the epicenter of the 2nd earthquake. we've seen the chinese extensively working today, listening across various locations in the city. also 2 french rescue workers came and were asking for translation. they've gotten a call that they'd heard a voice from justa a sight behind us so far, nothing so far. the only thing we've seen carried out of there are bodies. i mean, you can what you see around me folly, these are holes. these are apartment blocks. and we keep talking to our colleagues in the team, you know, as we work and we have, or you know, we have to make our lives and we have to do our package. but we keep looking around st. guys this, these are people's homes. you know this, these are apartment blocks that have collapsed all around here. you'll see, chairs will see pieces of furniture. you'll see part of

a television. you'll see parts of a kitchen. there was a man here earlier who came and he said he found his wife's belongings. in a bag and he started crying, there was a picture of his little girl that he kissed it. the stories are endless when it comes to the extensive heart break. so again, like this just tells you that like earlier we were talking, we were showing you the partially destroyed bill buildings, but this is how lot of it is ended up. if we take fight has been flying the drone, extensive areas across the city that look like this, it sits, it's very difficult to understand. thank you stephanie, heartbreaking stories. indeed, stephanie decker live there in. come on, marsh. now the wide sprayed wide spread destruction into here has put many mares in the region under the spotlight for not being prepared for the man kill h is the mayor of idea. amman, he says the city is working round the clock to fully restore essential services, but an actual, under his control of the city is a degree or for infrastructure issues, of course, including water networks,

plus network and electricity network. of course, fortunately, we have made some improvements in our water was resorts with water supply, maybe 4 to 550 percent of the city is now staffing the means water. of course that has been some interactions even into that because of the salaries that much caused in the roads in the infrastructure and other damage. initially we started the provide the water to after the 1st 40 percent, subsequently increased gradually by 245 percent, 50 percent. at the moment. we do not have any quantity for the board, but they are very cautious about this. and we are taking all the possible precautions to prevent anything happening to our water supplies. of course, the water is drinkable, but we do not recommend at the moment for people to drink these water, but use whatever, yes, cancer setup. and what

a lot of people are still out because because of a large number of buildings distracted and ruined. so we are working round the clock. i lots of people are homeless that are a lot of number of people who want to go out of the city. they are trying to are any data transfer to other cities around the country. in the turkish capital anchor, the government is being accused of failing to take precautions to minimize damage from earthquakes, opposition, politicians say the government didn't act on advice from experts to warned of coming danger. sin em concealed report. samantha turkish flags have been raised up again in the capital ankara after a week of national mourning for the 10s of thousands of people killed by 2 major earthquakes in the southern region. opposition, party say, much of the distraction could have been avoided if the government had hated the

warnings by experts of an impeding quake. this reduce from last summer, it shows an opposition politician and cut him on marsh. the epicenter of last week's earthquake urging dear thor it is to take would be cushions to minimize damage. yes, he did him elizabeth old port hours of the opposition. the party has been visiting the quick affected region and as accusing the government of its late response. he says the damaged infrastructure, which cut access to some areas was also built by the current government will be productive for an umbrella. it is a disaster that after 20 years of governing as a single party, you haven't taken any necessary measures here. despite that, there was an earthquake 3 years ago. there's no excuse for move up seeking accountability is another thing, but it's a systemic issue. we'll solve this altogether, though. we don't have time for reproach or descent. last week,

turkish president treasure tape are. john inspected the ongoing rescue and relief efforts in all 10 cities affected by the quick, an acknowledged problems with the initial response, if or took a qu. we're dealing with zach to with common sense and collect of wisdom. bushnell, all of our ministers, especially our president, have regular contact without teams in the field. we manage this process based on field feedback and consultations. this is a collaborative effort between our ministries and releases organizations. all parties in a turkish parliament, including the governing arc party, have mobilized their members to help the victims to the case for appearing for a presidential election. that is most likely the most difficult for president ridge of tape our john, who's been in power for more than 20 years last, monday's earthquakes will almost certainly have political ramifications for now, what size appear to us has spend that they are campaigns as they work to help,

millions who've been affected. see nampa solo al jazeera and kyra still had on al jazeera sanctioning trade. iran's president is in beijing for a 3 day seat visit, and more on what's behind the arrests of high profile political vimal, self tenacious, present eyesight. ah, by like stream heat is gone from northern thailand, viet nam may in the clouds in vase to some degree and you could get a shower to in the area. bangkok, forecast as at $29.00 is dry infancy, malaysia. the heaviest range seems to be now bit further south in java and still around central and southern philippines. but even that it can be a little less heavy. and we've got a bit of an outbreak of cold weather, cold wind across the open waters, which means the end of snow showers on wednesday,

having been quite fis on tuesday. and then sunshine behind these temperatures are depressed compared with the average and the temperature in the south of china. and it had northern come down 10 degrees or so where they should be. but that cold doesn't penetrate any more attempts to start to rise again, the snow stopped falling during thursday. and what snow we had in the north of afghanistan, pakistan is rather fading away. the picture is no longer particularly breezy. one in the north plain of india. so our quote is not good either and does nothing in the skies look at is generally speaking sunday morning mister murk. along that south eastern coast is quite possible. now you have got a line of rain or sto, stretching back to iraq. we've had snow inter am we might get some more and the still coming to the north, a turkey, but just i think into the north. ah, [000:00:00;00]

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united nation seemed to enter rebel held northern syria since to devastating earthquakes as toward some of the worst affected areas. this comes after the assad regime gave the un mission to use 2 more border crossings to bring aid into syria. and they're still stories of survival. 8 days after the earthquakes rescue crews in turkey have cheated and hugged each other after pulling forth weight survivors to safety. they were found alive. after spending a 198 hours trapped under the rubble. in other news now, nato defense ministers are meeting in brussels to discuss boosting support for ukraine. the alliance has secretary general has promised more ammunition for keith . we see no signs thought the person to, to him is preparing for peace. ah, what we see is the opposite to her. he is preparing for more a war for new offensive, so on the new attacks. so it makes it just even more important doctor. and they

draw us on partner some broad more supporter to ukraine said vast him has more from brussels. it's quite an urgent and pillar for more ammunition for ukraine. basically, ukraine is so shooting more ammunition shells than the nato can produce at the moment. so production lines have to work harder. old production life had already had been stopped because there was no need, have to be revamped and reused again. so that's basically the message here from the secretary general. and the other thing, of course, is the main topic on these at 16, these fighter jets that president lansky has been asking for. he calls them wings of for freedom. one of the countries that has these of sixty's, they have $24.00 and they want to phase them out by next year is the netherlands. but there is still this. so this unity among nato, poland, who was also of 16 says, said they only want to send them to ukraine when the whole block is supporting this

. germany is really not that keen. so there's not going to be any answer very likely to be heard here in this meeting about the f sixteens. but ammunition, ammunition and ammunition is on the agenda, china's president, she jane being says, be jean war support. iran in safeguarding its rights and interests over its nuclear program. she has been holding tanks with the iranian president abraham racy in beijing. it's a 1st state visit to china by an iranian leader in more than 20 years. a country is yvonne's largest trade partner and the biggest customer for its oil exports. katrina, you is in beijing with more on rice is visit. all right, you see arrived engaging early on tuesday morning and was welcome that the great hall of the people quite literally baking, rolled out the great red carpet for the leader. he reportedly met with president. she's saying this afternoon and is also scheduled to meet with primarily ca chung, head of times in,

the jun should not be doing how cold iran and brandon said that this trip is designed to strengthen the relationship between china and ron. it's difficult to overstate the importance of the economic ties plan is iran biggest trading partner . china is also the only customer of iran heavily sanctioned will export. now we expect that during his trip here will find yield worth hundreds of millions of dollars, and those deals are all the part of this 25 year deal that was signed between china and iran in 2021. and this visit comes at a time when both countries are facing growing tensions with the united states staging has strongly condemned repeatedly the sanctions that the u. s. has placed on iran and both countries are also have also in recent years, been strengthening their respective ties with moscow. and iran has also been a big supporter of aging on the global stage in china is going to look for them to reassure beijing that they will continue to do so. iran is part of china is the

dalton road infrastructure project and it's also slated to join be china, lead chung, high corporation organization. later this year, police indonesia have detained 2 prominent opponents of present case side and the head of a radio station that is criticized them. mosaic fm says no dean guitars house was search and he was arrested high profile purple rivals and other credits of a government have been arrested in recent days for since i had shut down parliament in 2021 and took control of the judiciary. let's take a closer look at some of those who've been arrested. no dean berry is a senior official, indonesia largest opposition party, and nada has been a prominent critic of presence aid. police are also reported to have detained political activists and lawyer laza a creamy on saturday. others were arrested on suspicion of conspiracy against state security. they include k m talkie, a member of the etiquette tall party, and after hamid july c, a former senior official with n harder,

the reuters news agency says neither the police interior ministry nor prime minister's office have commented on the arrests. monica marx is a professor of middle east politics at new york university abu dhabi. she believes the allegations are baseless. they haven't explained any rational. they haven't even presented charges to the people who've been arrested. in fact, many of these people who've been arrested since saturday, the number stands around 20. we don't have a full list yet. they haven't even been served with their charges. many of them have been abducted actually kidnapped from their homes. so this is a process that's happening outside the rule of law and in many ways outside the realm of clear logic. so i, it is likely to defend these rather than abductions by saying that they're part of an anti corruption crackdown. that's really been the one card he seems to know how to play in chinese in politics. but in fact, many of the people arrested are in fact the critics of sired who are peaceful pro

democracy. people who have nothing to do with corruption or criminal activity like the head of can easiest largest radio station who was taken from his home late last night. in the us, donald trump, former ambassador to the united nations, has announced her candidacy for the white house. nikki haley criticized democrats in our campaign announcement and said it was time for a new generation of republican leader. every day republicans have lost the popular vote in 7 out of the last 8 presidential election. that has to change, jo biden's record is abysmal. but that shouldn't come as a surprise. the washington establishment has failed us over and over and over again . i'm nikki haley and i'm running for president tax authorities in india have. so she offices of the b, b. c in new delhi and more by they were reported to be looking for documents related to the british broadcasts as business operations. it comes weeks after it add a documentary,

critical of indian prime minister and the render remedy. the program examined modi's role during violent hotel against muslims in 2002 in the western state of good gerard, where he was a state or chief minister. more than a 1000 people were killed. at least 9 people have died from an outbreak of the marburg fires in equitorial guinea. the disease is said to be as infectious as he bola and causes severe fever, bleeding and organ failure. there are no approved vaccines to treat it. the government has declared a lockdown in king tam province to stop the virus spreading. the world health organization is to hold an emergency meeting in the next hour and a half. so darn has some of africa's largest oil reserves, but his economy is struggling and millions of people depend on humanitarian aid for their survival. civil servants, for instance, are in less than $20.00 a month. however, more tasa has our report from cuba. antony service,

who does part time jobs filming readings, providing sound systems, sometimes construction work to earn extra cash. he's been a civil servant in felts to don for more than 12 years, but he says what he earns from the government is not enough to pay the bills with her. if her grand total my salary is less than $15.00 and i'm getting water for one for one week is more than $20.00. that's only drinking water from the tankless. then you can then from here you can see forget about food for good about you for the kids. forget about closer you forget about shorter. this is, it is very tough. after gaining independence from sudan in 2011 conflicts between rival leaders have undermined growth and development. millions of people displaced by conflict, still live in displacement. camps across the country. corruption, inflation,

natural disasters, communal violence, rising food prices and the high cost of living are adding to their problems. thousands economy relies on oil and agriculture making a vulnerable to climate change and fluctuating energy prices. the government uses or revenues to pay salaries and finance other development projects. but some economists say that's no longer sustainable parts of the capital. dubai have transformed since a peace agreement was signed in 2018. but this oil dependent economy hasn't fully explored, aspire diversity and mineral resources, given what solid other minerals that have been floyd, others was being used. then you have sustainability. oil in there was sustainable worldwide. that's why we're quality volatile commodities. last year, the international monetary fund said it would release emergency financing to help sell to don address food shortages and supports social spending. many people here