dilek�*s father and brother also died.arthquake�*s epicentre was close to the turkish/syrian border. it was followed by a series of powerful aftershocks. 13—year—old rola was at home injindires, north—west syria, when it happened. this happened at a depth of around 15 to 20 kilometres. what this means is it's shallow enough that those first waves are really powerful, and if they reach the surface quickly, they still have a lot of energy and they can cause a huge amount of damage. in iskenderun, southern turkey, dilek was still trapped under the rubble. herfriend hasan could hear she was alive. after more than eight hours, rescuers still hadn't arrived. so hasan decided to pull her out himself. then, another large quake. fatma! when news of the earthquake broke, volunteer rescuers in the uk got ready to go to turkey. from the alert i could see that it was very serious. there's a huge amount of uncertainty, and those hours, those early hours is really about trying to understand the scale. it was very clear that this was a ma

i met this very strong woman, dilek, she was under the rubble for eight hours.e for eight hours. she lost her mum, her brotherand her dad rubble for eight hours. she lost her mum, her brother and her dad and she was still very strong. she told me this is total destruction, i don't know, this is the end, this was as if the world collapsed on us, i don't know what the future holds. salim garrett, we must leave it there. viewers in the uk will be able to watch panorama on bbc iplayer. we are very grateful for your time. iplayer. we are very grateful for yourtime. —— selin iplayer. we are very grateful for your time. —— selin giret, we must leave it there. earlier i spoke to david wightwick, chief executive of uk—med, a charity which deploys british nhs medics to emergencies — he's in turkey establishing a field hospital. he's joined by lieutenant colonel seb burn from the uk military, who arrived on the scene last night. the immediate trauma care following the earthquake was largely dealt with in the first few days by all of the organisations around here. you have