a slow with d w ah, ah ah, this is dw news wife from berlin, after the devastation in turkey, arrests are being made. officials detain those allegedly involved in faulty construction of buildings that have crushed thousands to death. we have the latest updates for you from our for respondents in the area. and in syria, it is now all about getting aid to earthquake victims in a country where

a 12 year long civil war has been holding up desperately needed supplies. ah, hello, i'm clear. richardson, thank you so much for joining us. turkish authorities have issued arrest warrants for over a 100 people allegedly involved in constructing many of the buildings that collapsed in the earthquakes. the government has bowed to punish any one responsible, but critics say turkeys. construction codes are rarely enforced with rescuers still trying to locate any remaining survivors. desperation on the ground is also leading to looting and civil unrest in some areas hampering the efforts of emergency cruise . as the death toll across turkey and syria is now over 28 hours and people at the u. n. warrens that figure could double

o a moments of prayer for life, cut short as hopes of finding survivors fade public attention turns to burying the dead in hot province. skulls a lay to rest in mass graves. as more bodies continue to arrive on the streets of untouchable, there are concerns over security and civil unrest. a shop saluted an 80 ames ransacked in 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. in the market that we watch our houses are vehicles of looted, looted, houses, that he, unfortunately, there's nothing to say he added. we're devastated, upset up all that what we are experiencing is like a nightmare. her mother is younger through it, so our solution, dozens have been arrested. and turkish president recipe type heard one, want those looting and committing of the crimes would feel a firm hand of the state on their box. well, german rescue work as an austrian soldiers were temporarily false to halts operations owing to growing security concerns. 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 and then people are 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. it can then also turn into anger is often an all in water long coming. 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. earlier i spoke with the diesel, the correspondence on the ground in turkey's quakertown with mohammed, traitor in karma marsh, and julia han reporting from atlanta. we've been moving around here in the area a lot. we've been 2 different cities today. i'm speaking to you from the city of our dana a we were here at this very spot just for dear days ago. there was a giant pile of rubble rescue workers digging through the debris. and now as you can see, all the rubble here has been removed. you can see the damage that's been done to

the neighboring buildings. nobody is staying there right now because these buildings are at risk of collapsing as well up to 100. her people have died in what used to be a 14 story building here, and that is really an emotion. here people are overwhelmed with grief. there is only no one who hasn't lost a family member or a friend in this earthquake. there is also a lot of despair, hundreds of thousands of people here in the region are now homeless. they have to sleep in makeshift shelters or even outside in the open or in their cause. and these 2 emotions, despair and grief, have quickly turned into anger because people say rescue teams have arrived only days for the quite kit. they say the buildings that have collapsed with poorly built earthquake safety standards have been neglected. and these people are now demanding answers and they demand those responsible for this,

for this scale of the crisis to be held accountable. and as people are growing, understandably increasingly angry and desperate. a mohammed, we have heard reports of looting and social unrest. how has that been affecting the response? as for now, shifting to will or the aid and relief, one of the virus, some security concerns lead some a donation to be the standard will be for the losing and classes with luke and who are active in the devastated don't some rescue. workers are adjusting that some of the that losing are going on because that people aren't getting the a that they need. but that seem to be some other are taking advantage of the situation. friends of our ethics in has i have been on the highway near and pop. yeah. and their car was stolen. the government said that the dozens of people have been arrested for feeling or trying to be brought in the way. and usually

a has not been your impression to have your sources told you whether or not government aid is reaching those who need it. well, the turkish government has admitted a problems with the initial response to the crisis. but now they are trying to give the impression that the situation is under control. they are sharing the number of rescue teams and 8 workers on the ground. they say it's more than $160000.00, including flooring personnel and including thousands, tens of thousands of volunteers. but we still every day meet people who say they have received little help or no help at all. and food and water is not even the main issue. the main issue seems to be tens and places for people to stay. heating is a big issue because it's very, very cold, bitterly cold here at night. people struggle to keep warm and yeah, we need to many desperate people who have absolutely no idea what's coming for them

or how the next weeks are going to look like mohammed it has been 6 days since the earthquake on monday morning. is there still hope for finding people alive under the rubble where you are? well sir, unfortunately, the death toll is that the rapid increase round the clock. before the sunset, you have to be the number 144028000 just one day. you expect all to at least double housing, but what these are still buried in windsor, clowns. and like i got her mom marked where i'm standing now. as you can see, right behind me, a rescue mission is under way, but that's only if we're hoping to find their loved one alive. i'm hoping to find their body well that they can grieve. i want to thank you both so much for your reporting as our correspondence, julia hon. and i did not. and mohammed traitor in carmen marsh,

thank you. both the years of civil war have left 8 organizations struggling to reach victims in some parts of syria. the us has suspended some sanctions against syria to make it easier to get supplies to where they're needed. on saturday to address, gabrielle says im head of the w h o visited government house, a laptop carrying vital medical equipment. survivors of the quake have flocked to make shift camps originally sat up to how was those displaced by war? anger is growing at the slow pace of international aid deliveries, particularly in parts of the country, not controlled by bashar al assad, government destruction and devastation in a part of the world which can hardly take any more. it live province has been a central theater of the syrian civil war and it's home to one of the last remaining rebel controlled enclaves. the earthquake church has killed more than

2100 people here. among them this man's 4 year old son. he's angry that a lack of support meant it took 4 days to recover his child's body. awful memory, sadness. who is helping us in turkey that getting every thing that they made a special air bridge to bring aid from all round the world. but no one is coming to help us. what did this child do wrong to be under ground for 4 days before we found him? getting aid into this part of syria is complicated by the war. and the sad regime still being in conflict with rebels and it lived there has long been only one approved route in for international aid, over the turkish border. one of the rebel leaders says the civil war has impacted the way the government has responded to the catastrophe. in the region,

when the people who died in the earthquake would not terrorists, they were innocent civilians. they were women and children. such a confused humanitarian issues with politics is a big problem. state media report that the government will now allow aid into it live from within syria, but not through other international border crossings. that would help those scrambling to make the best of a desperate situation. but for thousands of victims, it's already too late. let's bring you up to speed now with some other stories making news around the world. there's still a little information on the on identified object, canada's prime minister justin trudeau order to be shot down. it's the 3rd object identified in north american aerospace in just over a week. in the 1st incident, which you're looking at right here, the u. s. took down

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