in south standing shopping and dining offers. enjoy our services. be our guest at frankfurt airport city managed by fraud. ah ah, ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin, syria doctor's under enormous strain as they raised to provide care for earthquake victims. hospitals are facing shortages of staff and medicine with resources already stretched thin from more than a decade of war. also coming off hope stayed in turkey for any more survivors,

emerging from the rubble. for that small stopping rescue teams from working tirelessly under the most difficult circumstances. and in the bonus niga, yet another teenage sensation fire thought wants to victory overpayment as they keep up a bare type of chase. ah ah, monica johnson, berlin, welcome to the program. international aid is moving to help with the aftermath of catastrophic earthquakes and syria and turkey. but over a decade of war has left organization struggling to reach victims and some areas of syria. the government of bashar al assad has said it will allow humanitarian assistance into rebel held areas. international aid has begun. trickling in, the us has suspended some sanctions on syria to help ease access

in rebel controlled aid lab medical we saw a says, well, ready, stretched, thin. now, mid aches are responding to a dramatic influx of casualties and having to draw and help wherever they can get it. down to his team and syria reports with at the i'll ship a hospital in central ed lib. medical students are quickly finding out what it's like to be a doctor. they've been working nonstop since the earthquake struck several days ago. currently they're treating 200 patients described as in critical condition, more than they would normally be able to handle louder so accurately if we have a large number of patients and it exceeds our capacity. in spite of that, we are giving it all our effort oddity. patients have multiple injuries requiring more than one treatment, and we need all the support we can get in our hospital, including surgical and medical supplies meetings to them at

a hail for me. while they wait for reinforcements, they manage as best they can. and that requires harnessing all the resources available and improvising hardy and by that will awesome. we've switched all the wards from cardiac care to surgical care month how. what at the most of the wards have been completely transform was this for camden. the entire staff has been called in for a full week because of the tremendous pressure on the hospital now, not from the heart of the land, and we also have a shortage of medicine and our stock lyles sometimes can. ludwig live on more help is on the way to this hospital close to the turkish border. and advanced team from a spanish aid organization is paying the hospital a visit to lay the groundwork. it's hoped though, soon have an emergency hospital up and running to help boost treatment capacity here. all correspondent mohammed shred a has been covering the situation in southern tacky. he sent us this update on the

difficult condition survivors now face hundreds of thousands across both countries have been left homeless in the middle of winter. many have camped out in their cause on, on the sidewalks and in makeshift, a shelter as often best put us for foods, a heat and at water. 8 convoys have ordered the arrived to the devastated area in turkey, but delivery is looking much, much slower in northern assyria. the city and activists has been expressing frustration over the at d lays. they said that the bodies of the victims arrived from turkey to city are much faster than the aid supplies. the turkish government said that they were overwhelmed by the situation and that they are now working on a plan with the international community to deliver aid to syria. rescues have been battling against the ot syntax and syria, but time for saving victims is running out. the number of dead now exceeds 25000.

ah, the moments of prayer for life. cut short as hopes of finding survivors fade. public attention turns to burying the dead in hot i province. skulls a lay to rest in mass graves. as more bodies continue to arrive on the streets of untouchable, there were concerns over security and civil unrest. a shop saluted an atm ransacked is a big deal. if people take diapers, food and drinks from supermarkets, it's normal. there's been no help for days. but some people are strange, they take

a cooker or a coffee machine, l. a market that we watch our houses, our vehicles, looters, loot our houses. unfortunately, there's nothing to say. yeah, we're devastated, upset up all that what we are experiencing is like a nightmare. her mother is younger solicit, so your solution doesn't have been arrested and turkish president recipe type err to one. want those looting and committing the crimes would feel a firm hand of the state on their box. german breski work as an austrian soldiers were temporarily forced to halt operations owing to growing security concerns on as soon it's very typical that the security situation gets a bit more 10 socket. that's partly due to the fact that food is now running out of water supplies are running out of the and then people out searching for food and water. so when the 2nd thing is that the hope that people had is now increasingly

fading human at that hope can then also turn into anger. is often an all in water long coming. you know, it's almost a week on from the earthquake. the importance of protecting the rescue operation is clear. as a 12 year old child is pulled alive from the rubble in a rare moment of visible relief. early as may tell correspondent in istanbul, dorian jones, he gave us this update on the security situation. yeah, those great concern about this has been polled, solve some clashes between the citizens in the region, possibly syrian refugees and tucks. although that hasn't been confirmed or just on the line to growing desperation that this region is facing. there were 8, a team of 80 austrian rescue workers who had to withdraw from the scene of upkept building a confrontation,

wrapped it around them. and there is concerns as the days unfold, that these tensions could flip or escalate. there was growing criticism still the build on not enough aid as being delivered, specially for the hundreds of thousands of people. many of them are living still on the streets with no shelter, not even 10, for even access to hot drinks or hopewell food. and even though there's it, the government says that they ought to point more or more resorted that the month facing seems to exponentially increase so that it does appear. they are really struggling over that. we even get reports that are many villages in the region that still haven't received any support or any rescue efforts and their even talks of desperate efforts. a former radi drive is taking their full by full to go to bring help to these villages, such still haven't received any support, right. her desperate situation. indeed, at the same time, we're hearing reports that turkish police have detained several people in connection to the thousands of collapse buildings who is to blame for the disaster

. yeah, that's is really a growing concern is why so many of these buildings failed in touch with dramatic way. thousands upon thousands of buildings have claps now. they took, he does have very strict building regulations, and the optim off of the depth is taking up quake just outside of the sample. in 1999, they set up a kind. they meant to be some of the strictest in the world to show that you would not see these dramatic catastrophic failures or multi story apartment blocks up. but again, we are witnessing the scenes of fail buildings now. the government said that they will bring on hold to account anyone has been to a broken law and failed in these regulations, but there is growing criticism over the fact the 5 years ago the government had an am let's the over building. so i didn't comply with the regulation if the contractors pay the fine and called the stomachs, but they said many 100000 building in the area that struck by the way, took advantage of that. i'm the the so there will be growing question over the

couple months are handling and enforcing all these regulation but as we speak, yes, there are more contract is that all to take another one and they stumbled to take just a few hours go this evening. so there is pressure on these building construct to then pressure from people who want justice wide just briefly dorian, from what you're saying and giving the scale of the quakes. could this disaster have been prevented? was this inevitable? a president treasure typo on always insist that this is a once in a sentry event. nowhere, no one has experienced 2 successive powerful quakes within a matter of hours. that said, inevitably that will be failings. but having said that, i witnessed quite in 1001009. and again, you saw apartment box apartment dot captain, but one building standing. that raises the question, one comes down, why could all the ovens fail? and again, we have seen, same image is all over this quite strict reaches street, upon streets of fail building, but one building stands that raises the question again,

how one can scramble withstand these are breaks but others fail. and that will be a question that god will be facing going hold. why dorian jones reporting from east temple. thank you so much, dorian and i to some of the other stories making use around. the welt. trucks are transporting aid from armenia into turkey across a border that had been closed for 35 years. anchor has thanked year yvonne for its disaster health, which includes search and rescue teams. the neighboring nations have had no diplomatic or commercial ties since the 19 ninety's. thousands of iranians have taken to the streets to mark the 44th anniversary of the islamic revolution. the day that i at all a community returned from exile and overthrew the shars government. the celebrations come after months of protest, sparked by the death of a woman at the hands of iran's morality police. meanwhile, thousands of people her so test it in harris against the islamic republic. they

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