ah, and in this video, you can see a multi story building in the northwest of turkey collapsing after the earthquake. as many as 1700 buildings are said to have been destroyed across the country and more devastating consequences of the earthquake in their care. video footage shows the rubble of an already destroyed building, falling on hitting residence as they search through the rebel for survivors. rescue works are continuing in effect, said regions. turkey the so then kerman mirage province is believed to be the effie center of the earthquake. at least 5 people have been killed and 34 buildings destroyed because of an earthquake in the neighboring province. according to local officials, authorities in the shun, we refer province report even greater casualties. at least 12 people dead with rescue work is still putting people, pulling people from the rubble. widespread damage has been reported in a total of 7 provinces with the earthquake felt intent regions, according to turkey as interior minister, a total of $22.00 after shocks have struck the country. correspondence at the sites

in this video, you can see a multi story building in the northwest of turkey, a collapsing after the earthquake. as many as 1700 buildings are said to be destroyed across the country. on verified video, circulating online shows considerable destruction inside a student dormitory, in the ha type province where some people remain trapped according to reports. another video circulating online shows rescue workers providing 1st aid to a young man who was pulled from the rubble in a southeastern problems of d on backorder. at least 8 people will reportedly killed their when an 8 story building collapse. o turkish media also report an ancient castle dating back to the 2nd century. a div past been destroyed in the southern province of darcy into the site, had been included in the unesco world. heritage listened to leave the city of gaussian type itself some 33 kilometers from the epicenter has also been badly hit by the earthquake with multi story buildings collapsing and entire neighborhoods in ruins . as tremor shook the area, at least 23 people have been reported dead in the city of more

in the southeast of turkey, southwest of turkey, in gaziantep. and like every part of the northwestrn turkish communities, we've been touched by this crisis. i think the critical point to make is that the crisis that you've described and that gabe gutierrez has described, the earthquake crisis is piled upon 10, 11, 12 years of agony for the people of syria. both those who are trapped in the northwest of the country under the control of armed opposition groups. and those who are refugees, 3 plus million of them in turkey. so this is a double crisis. and it's a very good reminder that when the world moves on from a crisis like syria and leaves it like a forgotten crisis that doesn't mean it's resolved. and what we're seeing is, yes, the impact of a natural diaster every, but it's the compound of a political disaster as well. >> and i've been to that area in the northwest with our u.n. ambassador linda thomas-greenfield. and the infrastructure there was nonexistent. these are thousands and thousands of people, literally starving at times, not getting as much aid as they need, despite t

this is a complete devastation across massive hundreds and hundreds of kilometers of south eastern turkey and northwest syria. so it gives you an indication of just how or how insurmountable in a way the task is indeed a very, very, very hard for moved. and so step thanks very much. in anchor, the turkish government is being accused of failing to take precautions to minimize earthquake damage, opposition. politicians say the government did not act on advice from experts who had wound of impending danger. sinner, consumer reports not from the capital. turkish blacks have been raised up again in the capital on kara, after a week of national mourning for the 10s of thousands of people killed by 2 major earthquakes in the southern region. opposition parties say much of the distraction could have been avoided if the government had hated the warnings by experts of an impeding quake. this video is from last summer. it shows an opposition politician and cut him on marsh. the epicenter of last week's earthquake urging the authorities to take would be cushions to minimize damage. yet he kicked him, loosened thei

the people of northwest from syria on griffith's wants, the un security council to authorize the opening of to international aid. crossing shall turkey, india syria, to accelerate the delivery of food and medical supplies. like so many towns and villages in northwest syria. jan doris was already dealing with food and security. poor sanitation and a cholera outbreak. when the earthquake hit, o'mara long hold on the ground in rebel held areas like this one. it's this serious civil defense known as the white helmets who leads search and rescue efforts. team leader yasser nini is on his way to a destroyed building. locals say they've heard noises under the rubble. he digs to get a better view, but they neither here nor find any one unless i don't help people that no one will know the international community on nearby countries. no one comes to our rescue. he says he feels the world has forgotten his country, even before the disaster people in north west syria relied almost entirely on aid for survival. since mondays quake international assistance has been slow to reach survivors in areas outside of government control. in a tweet, the un

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of turkey. julia, thank you so much for that. the united nations who monetary and she says the international community has failed. the people of northwest and syria, martin griffiths wants the un security council to authorize the opening off 2 more border crossings from turkey into rebel held regions of syria. years of civil war have left 8 organizations struggling to reach victims of monday's earthquake, particularly in part of the country outside government control. there is currently only one crossing open to the un agencies hampering deliveries of life saving food and medical supplies, destruction and devastation in a part of the world which can hardly take any more. it lip province has been a central theater of the syrian civil war. and its home to one of the last remaining rebel controlled hand lives. the earthquake 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. raffle. remembered his hardener, who is helping us in turkey. they are getting every thing. they made a special air bridge to bring aid from all round the worl

ensuring that they grant unfettered humanitarian access for all parts of northwest syria through all borders into north assyria from turkey. but at the same time, all options must be on the table. this includes a bring aid from other parts of syria, including in the north east where an existing 8 infrastructure has been operating alongside the northwest for several years. meanwhile, you know, other, other options looking at cross line, increasing cross cross line aid, but these themselves are also political and problematic. given previous, weldon reporting and research regarding the syrian governments obstruction of aid and ongoing concerns from the humanitarian community and syria. regarding the implications of this and laid on top of lack of provision of food, clothing, shelter, of course, it's also pulling weather conditions is bethany colt, it's freezing cold, which will have a devastating effect, particularly on children. certainly women and children, even prior before the earthquake made up the vast majority of people who faced the key vulnerabilities and protection is a north west, syria and with the closure of bor

on both sides of the border, syrian border, it's northwest syria also south of turkey.ities that are already affected with their own crisis but there are standing up and stepping forward to send support in terms of cash, food, clothing. they're volunteering as human resources to come and do whatever is needed. cooking food, sending food, removing rubble to try to rescue people. i need to flag that we are speaking about -- this is the worst rapid onset natural disaster in a decade. it hidden area, if we are speaking about northwest syria. it is already suffering from cholera, food insecurity and many other crisis. while in south region of turkey, it is an area we're -- close to 12 million people including refugees who have been already traumatized because of several displacements and because of harsh living conditions. they are frustrated, they're exhausted to afford more living challenges. >> how can people help? >> yes, i would go back -- the catastrophe is a man's. but it is important to flag that every contribution will reduce this crisis effects on us as affected pe

northwest furious and the main crossing point, which the us uses. bob on how to move goods between cross border between turkey and northwest area and then high. and this is the one of the most effective regions a, you know, in turkey from the earthquake. so some of the delay in the 1st few days of getting a cross recently because of infrastructure damage to road and also because the staff that are working in these crossings and they're also impacted by the strategy trying to be. but i think we do welcome certainly that we've seen some a convoy go across from the u. n. over the last 2 days. and we expected to really rumble urgently. and so that we can start to see the necessary for students get to those communities who need it most. and what exactly needs to happen in order to see more of those, a convoy getting across the border and getting to where that 8 is needed. yeah, i mean, as i said, and as you've said now scaling off of this assistance is really of paramount importance. you know, we need to be really seeing a lot more convoys going across a, you know, everything should be, needs based and really focused on what local organizations are telling us on the gro

turkey. i asked him what survivors need most. ayham taha: the need is diverse, especially when we speak about northwest syria, which is affected as well as the south ofy. between both sides of the border the common sense between both sides of the border is the same pain and also the lack of shelter, whether it is a temporary shelter or it is a permanent shelter. we have received several requests from different organizations, partners and also authorities asking for shelter, including tents, blankets, mattresses and, of course, food items. we are also looking at addressing woman specific needs with hygiene kits, and also taking care of children, especially their nutrition aspects, because they are very sensitive to food consumption gaps. john: you told me you're in your car because the hotel where you're staying is so crowded you couldn't find a quiet place. are temporary shelters being set up? and is there any long term thought, given that so many buildings have collapsed, that they're going to have to do something long term for housing. ayham taha: some buildings were immediately damaged, collapsed. some of them are evaluated that they will be colla

of turkey has left a lot of destruction in parts of syria, syrian tv announced. kurds, the earthquake in southern turkey has destroyed many buildings in the north and northwest of syria , the minister of health of syria said that at least 237 people were killed and 640 injured in the earthquake in hal, bema and latakia. other countries including syria, lebanon palestine, iraq, jordan, greece, egypt and saudi arabia, for new information in a conversation with a radio reporter in turkey, full greetings of new news about earthquakes of magnitude 7 and 8 in the south this morning . as i have announced in the previous sections, the strength of the earthquake that shook large parts of southern turkey and syria at four in the morning today local time has been announced by some recording centers as 7, 8, 7, 8 and 9 on the richter scale , but turkish media announced the strength of this earthquake up to 74 on the richter scale. this earthquake has a depth of eight kilometer of land in ha jik townships of kahraman marash province in turkey, based on the latest information issued by the turkish natural disasters center, the official statistics so far , 78 turkish citizens have

to date, 423 truckloads of life saving assistance have crossed into northwest syria from turkey via but much more of course is needed. there are hundreds of building still at risk of collapse. some 5000 people are estimated to need shelter and the u. n. has described a situation where 4 to 5 families at times are crammed into one tent to stay out of the cold. this in addition to a collar epidemic spreading, it's a very grave situation. i, the, a, the humanitarian shelters don't have any special accommodations for people with disabilities. the elderly, or those with chronic illnesses. heavy equipment is also in very short supply and difficult to get into the country. the response, the un says is being hindered by a this lack of access. while we had more cross border access happening access from, with, in damascus. getting to the areas in need is still being hindered by safety concerns for aid deliveries. there's also a lack of funding and what the un describes as unintended consequences of western sanctions on the country also continue to be a stumbling block for some aid to get in. turk

nicola bulley was last seen walking her dog near a river in the northwest of england on january 27th. officials in turkeypes fade of finding anyone else alive. the us secretary of state antony blinken says china is considering supplying weapons and ammunition to russia for its war against ukraine. borisjohnson urges rishi sunak not to drop the northern ireland protocol bill — as speculation mounts of a compromise over post—brexit arrangements.

syrian tv announced that the earthquake in the south of turkey has destroyed many buildings in the north and northwest of syria. the syrian health minister said that at least 117 people have been killed by the earthquake so far in aleppo, hama and debate. and 500 people were injured in today's meeting the people's representatives in the parliament are holding a meeting. the representatives have the agenda of the second report of the economic commission on the tax plan on speculation and speculation. the parliament has a closed meeting. mrs. peace be upon him, please tell me the details of this private meeting of the parliament. in the name of god, i greet you and the respected viewers of the islamic council news network at 8:00 a.m. today, chaired by mr. qalibaf in his own meeting. the subject is holding the closed meeting to examine the productivity of government assets is an issue that was approved in the meeting of the heads of state in the past weeks, and there are times when the representatives of the council put forward their own opinions and suggestions about this issue in the closed meeting. u

live updates and developments around all our stories, including of course, so all the devastation caused in southeast and turkey northwest syria on a website. ah, a rescue efforts a winding down in many parts of quake hit southern turkey. the focus is really now shifting to relief efforts, helping the millions of people who have been left homeless and need humanitarian assistance to survive. united nation says that a $14038.00 trucks have now arrived and the rebel held north west of syria. after the reopening of a border crossing, their activists and emergency teams have criticize the slow response to last week's earthquakes. or more than 45 and a half 1000 people are confirmed, have died at more than 39000 them are in turkey here more than 5800 in syria. but that number is likely to rise. and in both countries, there are many thousands of people unaccounted for. all this is aftershocks, continue to rattle the region. turkey is disaster agents. he says there is one every 4 minutes which amounts her 4700 tremors overall since the quakes 1st struck by ned smith has moved from a temporary relief center in a dana. well, a go

turkey and not from the government side. you know, we hear besieged a cut hurry, a convoy of 7 trucks carrying blankets, winter clothing, tents and other essential, has now crossed into northwest syria from turkey. the convoy was organized by the charity cutter funds for development. the charity says its immediate focus is on providing aid, but it will transition to rebuilding houses, universities and schools, an earthquake areas. i'll just 0 as the armor unhealthy. is that a camp been? syria? is rebel controlled, a free region and families, their fear, they could lose what they have left because of aftershocks. see month to have colored reason when we are standing in an area that cannot be described as account . simply a number of tents have been put up among the damage residential buildings on the outskirts of a free before funding, right. to show you those tenants, we will move to the left of this mosque, which was partly damaged as a result of the earthquake. it's now a shelter housing, dozens of families with homes, what totally destroyed other families, mostly women and children have taken shelter in the mosque for fear of after shots, the loss of which just happened a c

provinces of aleppo, hama and latakia. and has destroyed the northwest of syria the 7th and 8th magnitude earthquakes were felt in the south of turkey this morning in several other countries, including syria, lebanon, palestine, iraq, jordan, greece, egypt, and saudi arabia . 200,000 rural housing units are being built to withstand disasters, the islamic revolution housing foundation announced. the quota of each province is based on the accident rate and the percentage of five-minute resistance units. 82. the occurrence of a 6-magnitude earthquake in the city of kerman-khaneh province and the death of thousands of compatriots. statistics show that more than 270 earthquakes over 4-magnitude occur in iran every year. 7 richteri in boyin zahra haft and 4 tenths on the richter scale in rudbar to 6 tenths on the richter scale in man, more than 80,000 of our countrymen died in this earthquake, but with the start of the rural housing retrofitting program in 2004, the number of earthquake deaths has decreased in the last year in the collection of earthquake deaths. hormozgan and khoy made the registered ones to be strong from those who had

for the period of 3 months, his display syrians living in dire conditions and the rebel health northwest can only hope the promises kept sunk home. tell them of them. in turkey, the disaster destroyed 10 cities. at least 40000 buildings collapsed or worse severely damaged. many now need to be demolished. turkeys government has been accused of a slow response to the quake, didn't a relief and long term reconstruction are set to be a major challenge. multiple servers along with housing, the millions who are suddenly left homeless. our correspondent jack perez sanders's impressions from garcia's tap and southern turkey, where thousands have been left homeless. that he is a municipal park in central guys. the an tap is a southern turkish city of about 2000000 people in as you can see, a number of tents have been erected here to house refugees who had to flee their homes in the earthquake. now, many of the homes that they have to, that they had to flee with ones up on this hill just here or in a local area around here. and essentially the authorities haven't been able to tell these people that their homes are safe, yet. they haven't been checked or the homes are

martin al jazeera ah, in it's now 2 weeks since the earthquakes, the devastated parts of southern turkey and northwest syria. more than 46000 people have been confirmed dead. but many more are still unaccounted for. turkish rescue efforts have ended in all provinces except the 2 hardest hit. come on, marsh and her tie. a doctors without borders, aid convoy has now entered northwestern, syria, a region divided by more than a decade of civil war. the world health organization estimates 26000000 people across both countries need humanitarian aid. survivors are being forced to come to terms with the fact that there is likely no one left alive under the rubble. but there are still an unknown number of people missing. bernard smith reports from on takia in south eastern turkey. there's no expectation now that this kick is rescue team will find any one alive under the rubble of these apartments in untouched. what they're trying to do is at least give relatives a body to bury memory glass. last 5 members of his family needs him on. good. oh, it has been 14 days. i'm waiting for my aunt dead or alive. what mat

for the period of 3 months, his displace syrians living in dire conditions and the rebel health northwest can only hope the promises kept sunk own. tell them of them. in turkey, the disaster destroyed 10 cities. at least 40000 buildings collapsed or worse severely damaged. many now need to be demolished. turkeys government has been accused of a slow response to the quake didn't a relief and long term reconstruction are set to be a major challenge, help deal with. along with housing, the millions who are suddenly left homeless former us ambassador to the united nations, nikki haley has announced she's running for the republican presidential nomination and 2024. she's the 2nd contender to join the race after her one time boss. the former president donald trump, 51 year old former south carolina governor is pitching herself as a new face to lead a generational shift in the republican party. a recent polling shows that just 4 percent of republican voters back halley, while 43 percent support. trump. that evening, i'm nicky. i asked our corresponding mikaela approved on washington if nikki hailey's candidacy poses any danger for donald trump and whether she could

the people of northwest syria, martin at griffith's, once the un security council to authorize the opening of 2 more border crossings from turkey into rebel held regions of syria. years of civil war have left 8 organisations struggling to reach victims of monday's quake, particularly in parts of the country outside government control. there's currently only one crossing open to un agencies hampering deliveries of life saving food and medical supplies. survivors of the quake have been flocking to make shift camps originally set up to how is those displaced by the war returned to the war in ukraine now, where both russia and ukraine have been using unmanned to drones for attacks and information gathering. russia has made particular use of iranian made so called suicide drones carrying explosives. they can spend significant time in the air before finding a target and crushing into it. t. w correspondent, mathias bullying or went to meet you crazy and soldiers whose job it is to shoot them down. this is what some of your friends most important army units look like. this is a mo, buy air defense unit, protecting the capital from dro

it's been nearly 2 weeks now since the earthquakes that devastated parts of se in turkey, northwest syria, 46000 people have been confirmed dead. but with many thousands still missing and unaccounted for. that figure is likely to be much higher. turkish rescue efforts have ended in all provinces, except the 2 hardest hit that scatter ahmad marashi and hattie. no survivors have been found though in the last 24 hours. a doctors without borders, aid convoys now entered northwest in syria, a region divided by more than a decade of civil war. well, health organization estimates 26000000 people across both countries. it needs humanitarian aid. as more than 5000000 people in syria and also 1000000 people in turkey who now find themselves homeless. so we have a team of correspondence covering this story. we begin our coverage now with bernard smith. he's reporting from an takia where rescue efforts are coming to an end. there's no expectation now that this kick is rescue team will find anyone alive under the rubble of these apartments. and on top of what they're trying to do is at least give rela

nations aid convoys since the earthquake struck crossed into an opposition held area of northwest syria from turkeyd states ambassador to the united nations, linda thomas-greenfield. ambassador, thank you very much for joining us again. first, to president zelenskyy's european tour -- it's quite striking that he didn't just do a one hop out of ukraine for a day to go to london and get back. but he is comfortable enough, secure enough in the situation in ukraine to actually be touring these european cities. >> i think that shows the extent of his confidence and his militaries efforts to defend ukraine. i think it sends a very strong message. >> what is your day today involvement in helping to hold the coalition together in the united nations? >> you know, whenever we have a vote in the united nations we have to have a strong statement. and so we worked every day, every single day, to ensure that countries are aware of what is taking place in ukraine. we provide them briefings, we talk to them about what our plans are so that when we need them to vote, they know what they're voting for and they know

help is finally on its way within hours of the you and negotiating a deal with the government and damascus to open to border crossings between turkey and northwest and syria. this international, a convoy is heading straight on through the earthquake devastated parts of the opposition held region in syria and also damage the road to the only border crossing that had been approved for un. a deliveries aid workers can now deliver more shell to materials, blankets, and medical supplies. i am no more just faxing reproductive parking now. and they are like 170 the u. n is also launching a 397000000 dollar appeal to help nearly 5000000 people affected by the way to syria. as the hope of finding people trapped alive under rubble in turkey and syria is dimming rescue efforts shifting their focused on to helping survivors. this worship docs on the south coast of turkey has been turned into a floating hospital. there is no available hospital in my neighbourhood. the closest one is the hattie doughty all hospital, but it's full of people injured by the quake. that's why they can't provide help to people like me, with slight injuries. instead at that hospita

turkey. of course the window for finding survivors is closing very quickly. and that has been the warning of course in turkey. in northwest syria the white helmets have said now for days that they are no longer holding out hope of finding survivors and they have declared a week of mourning, flags are flying at half-mast. and they say it is now a recovery effort and that will soon be the case here in turkey. but we're still seeing search and rescue teams from across the globe flying into take a part in that effort. a team from australia is coming in with specialist equipment to support the search and rescue. but as it shifts to recovery, there is a sense of urgency and focus on the humanitarian aid program offering assistance to those impacted by the earthquake, thousands and thousands of people now left homeless as a result of this earthquake. and we were visiting an aid donation distribution center in istanbul, one of two key hubs in this city that has already sent more than 200 trucks full of aid, and they say that they have around 20,000 volunteers working around the clock to sort through these donations. but the messa

major of several major fault lines. 18,000 people were killed back in 1999 when a series of quakes hit northwest turkey. we'll continue to monitor this developing story throughout the morning, an, and marianne rafferty we now return to our scheduled programming already in progress from that type of committee targeting women of color will ask our sunday panel about the political battle over who gets a seat at the table. plus the best hostess who has been a source of support for thousands of collegeurce of support for thousands of college students for five decades. now catholic university is giving ms. willie elastic tributes. all right now on "fox news sunday". ♪ specifically from fox news in washington for the president is just two days away from the state of the union address. it is a critical moment as he sets an agenda for the second half of his term. it's an opening against challengers as he prepares for a likely run for reelection. take a look at this moment. u.s. took out a chinese surveillance balloon it is the end of strange incidents but it is only the beginning of diplomatic turbulence betwee

of 120 off the shocks have been felt across the country. so far, the earthquakes have struck south central turkey as well as northwest syria and parts of lebanon. and the bay roots the trim as have been thousands, far away as a rock and georgia and even israel. that is all that has inflicted heavy damage to civilian infrastructure in several countries. earlier we spoke to l. poke who chuck the director general of international affairs and migration. the red crescent heath is weather conditions in some regions and making the situation even worse. it's mostly the better condition. it's not only cold or rainy, solving infant, some of the problems, it's raining and follow them. it's not so it's all in the mind to get the most challenging part of the better to get deployed. probably be heavily impacted to be able to support all of you providing food and also emergency for it's a blanket operation. post hospital for disney impacted. we ada submission drop whole can outside the hospital for for 3. our service hospital are now being dumpling outside the home. and outside because the main state hospital is impacted. so we are deploying something to the

of buses arrive from turkey, bringing syrians home. thousands have returned to visit relatives taking advantage of an offer from turkish authorities that allows them to spend up to 6 months in northwest syria without losing their chance to return to turkey. but abdul hammered and his sons will not be going back. phil, attend to start over here at home, bearing the weight of their grief. and with me here in the studio as d w as pure beirut bureau chief, muhammad treaty, he has covered the earthquakes in turkey and syria, as well as the syrian civil war. how common is the story that we just saw? well, the flow of people crossing from the city of crossing from turkey to syria is quite noticeable. now, though it is new regulations allowing them to go back to visit their families. but frankly, unlike other meet a lot of the families that we talk to on the borders are not willing to stay in city or they just want to visit. and or, i mean, look at the families and, and just visit the area and, and go back to turkey. the they said lifestyle in northern city. life whole life in syria isn't good enough for them with the lack of food, with lack of residents, with lack of medicine and clean wate

to date, 423 truckloads of life saving assistance have crossed into northwest syria from turkey. um, but much more of course is needed. there are hundreds of building still at risk of collapse. some 5000 people are estimated to need shelter and the u. n. has described a situation where 4 to 5 families at times are crammed into one tent to stay out of the cold. this in addition to a collar epidemic spreading, it's a very grave situation. i, the, the humanitarian shelters don't have any special accommodations for people with disabilities. the elderly, or those with chronic illnesses. heavy equipment is also in very short supply and difficult to get into the country. the response, the un says is being hindered by a this lack of access. while we have more cross border access happening, access from within damascus. getting to the areas in need is still being hindered by safety concerns for aid deliveries. there's also a lack of funding and what the un describes as unintended consequences of western sanctions on the country also continue to be a stumbling block for some aid to get in op

the part of northwest syria where we do our work is actually not controlled by the assad government, but throughout all of turkeynd out to help us get to the people in need. that has been going on for a decade. those routes are open, and as you said, there is a recognition everywhere that the people of syria really need the support. >> we certainly hope anyone who is watching that wants to help considers helping all the work that you are doing. tjada d'oyen mckenna, ceo of mercy corps, thank you so much to you and everyone involved in your work. >> thank you for bringing attention, thank you. >> thank you. got it. earning on that éclair. don't touch it, don't touch it yet. let me get the big one. nope. - this one? - nope. - this one? - yes. - no. - what? - the big one. - they're all the same size. wait! lemme get 'em all. i'm gonna get 'em all! earn big with chase freedom unlimited. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. postmenopausal women with hr+ her2- metastatic breast cancer are living longer with kisqali. so, long live family time. long live dreams. and long live you. kisqali is a pill pro

the people of northwest syria have been left to deal with a disaster on their own. last week's earthquakes that struck southern turkey, devastated many areas in this country as well. their lives now a pile of dust, none available. we are a vegetable sellers, our shops, we're under new far homes. now we lost everything. we're sleeping in the streets. no one from the international community is helping us. jan. that is, was one of the towns and the opposition controlled enclave worse hit by the 2 quakes. it's the 9 of that disaster. rescuers who have been appealing for heavy equipment still haven't received any as they remove the remaining bodies and the rubble across the border in southern turkey are missing. survivors are still being found alive and pulled from the ruins. here in northwest syria, the search and rescue effort was called off on day 5 because a rescuer is didn't have the resources they say could have saved many lives. so far, the aid entering the opposition north is not enough for people's needs. the un says, syrian president, charla said, has now given approval to use more border crossings from turkey.

demo for these operations for northwest syria, even though they are displaced under turkey, we have are displaced under turkey, we have a team working to serve the needs ofhe earthquake. we've also heard from our colleagues that the border crossing has been opened, so our team that deals with the syrian operations have been successfully sending food into the northwest syria, and it'll continue to be done over the next coming days with all our partners. the to be done over the next coming days with all our partners.— with all our partners. the un and many others _ with all our partners. the un and many others are _ with all our partners. the un and many others are urging _ with all our partners. the un and many others are urging the - with all our partners. the un and| many others are urging the syrian government and its allies, including russia, to allow crossings from turkey into northwest syria, saying even before this disaster that one crossing is simply not enough to feed the life—saving needs of the people. and sign that this will happen? mil people. and sign that this will ha en? �* u, people. and sign that this will hauen?�* , people. and sign tha

of buses arrive from turkey, bringing syrians home. thousands have returned to visit relatives taking advantage of an offer from turkish authorities that allows them to spend up to 6 months in northwest syria without losing their chance to return to turkey. but abdul hammered and his sons will not be going back till attend to start over here at home, bearing the weight of their grief. ah, in sports, the big game of the bundle sake awaken was byron munich against onion berlin, with both sides tight on points in the 1st place. but the champions byron looked far ahead as they swatted the berliners aside. the noon could scarcely have picked a filthier evening on which to walk into the lion's den of the alley on serena, alongside the snow, and byrons parked his on legions. the pretenders from berlin had to deal with the swagger of serial champions that they managed for half an hour. and then the dumb burst. eric took a meting was given time and space to not in the opener. 9 minutes later kingsley come, all had similar freedom to run through and run, frederick little to make it to nil. lovely jolted the shoulder from the frenchman, and a fine finish from a tight angle. and then on the stro

of buses arrive from turkey, bringing syrians home. thousands have returned to visit relatives taking advantage of an offer from turkish authorities that allows them to spend up to 6 months in northwest syria without losing their chance to return to turkey. but abdul hamid and his sons will not be going back till attempt to start over here at home. bearing the weight of their grief soccer vans and turkey used a league match to make a heart warming donation to children. affected by the recent earthquakes in the country to borders through thousands of teddy bears and other stuff, toys onto the fish. see right there. the event was organized by fan groups of it's been ball club, the chic towers. there were also didn't support a chance calling of the turkish government to resign for its handling of the disaster. this is dw news from berlin. his reminder of the top story we're following for you. the sour palestinian officials say amanda is died after israeli settlers set fire to dozens of cars and homes in the west bank. the attacks followed the killing of to his relief. settlers by a palestinian gunmen on sunday. global 3000 is up. next. i will be back at the top of the hour with more bol

of buses arrive from turkey, bringing syrians home. thousands have returned to visit relatives taking advantage of an offer from turkish authorities that allows them to spend up to 6 months in northwest syria without losing their chance to return to turkey. but abdul hamid and his sons will not be going back. fill a tend to start over here at home, bearing the weight of their grief to the conflict in ukraine now, and russian forces say they're making advances in ukraine's east. they've been mounting repeated attacks on the area around the city of buckman, which has become the scene of some of the heaviest fighting. and the war. ukraine's military says it's holding the line and that the russian offensive has failed to take any new territory. this is what the front line of russia's warren ukraine looks like. according to russian state media. not a single civilian in sight in back what the battle for back motors the longest running and bloodiest in russia's war on ukraine. russia claims it's making headway. the defense ministry said that in the genetic area, over a 100 ukrainian trips were destroyed in the last 24 hours. it's irrelevant little, this is deal. meanwhile, this fitted from

that devastated parts of se in turkey and northwest syria. more than 46000 people have been confirmed dead, but many more are still missing. focus rescue efforts have ended in all provinces except to harvest among us and doctors without borders. a convoy has not entered northwestern syria, a region divided by more than a decade of civil war. the world health organization says 26000000 people across both countries need humanitarian aid, bonus miss reports, and i'm talk you, in se, in turkey. there's no expectation now that this kick is rescue team will find anyone alive under the rubble of these apartment and on talk, you know, what they're trying to do is at least give relatives a body to bury mccula lost 5 members of his family. lazy morning. it has been 14 days. i'm waiting for my aunt dead or alive. what matters is we get it from here so we can bury her and give her a place under the soil. memory aunt is classified as missing. amidst the constantly updating statistics on the 10s of thousands of dead or injured or homeless, there's one numb

nations has been under intense pressure to get more into series, rebel held northwest, it says 58 trucks of cross from turkey through the by about how a crossing during the past week. but it will start sending others now it has permission from the syrian regime to use the alarm and our re border crossings. the announcement of the decision or by prison outside to allow the 2 extra points from tech. yeah. and to no question was welcome. and of course, we are all urged to move quickly, implement that decision and 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. well, let's get more on the humanitarian operation with mark shackle. his head of operations for doctors without borders on the ticket. syria was once unless he joins enough for him to buy some mark. first up at the opening of 2 more border crossings. just how important is that for the relief effort. busy yes, it's important because the west is land locked region that you did, you turn to access, we need to recognize the key so they can have been issued from