veamos mÁs informaciÓn desde adana. que se niegan a irse a la cama son los equipos de rescate. esta es la segunda noche consecutiva que buscan entre los escombros, esperanzados de encontrar alguien con vida. saben que no pueden o no deben descansar ahora, porque son momentos crÍticos, horas que son la diferencia entre encontrar alguien con vida o no. nos encontramos en adana, una de las ciudades mÁs afectadas por el sismo del lunes. ciudad de mÁs de 2 millones de habitantes y de las mÁs importantes al sur de turquÍa y situada sobre la falla que ocasionÓ el terremoto. este es uno de los mÁs de 17 puntos afectados en adana, donde edificios se derrumbaron totalmente. segÚn nos comentÓ la policÍa,y aunque otras viviendas sufrieron serios daÑos, los servicios de emergencia intentan limpiar los escombros, mientras que tambiÉn podemos ver ambulancias listas en caso de encontrar sobrevivientes. adana corriÓ con suerte. hubo incluso sol durante toda la maÑana. Éste es el reporte desde adana, turquÍa. leÓn: entre las brigadas de

tom bateman is in adana in southern turkey for us and sent this report. that we have revisited several times now that came down in the initial quake and... i mean, you get a sense of how much work is involved in that they have been working day and night in this pile of rubble... still quite a lot to clear. and this building housed, we think, at least 100 people. we are told they think there are still at least 20 bodies under the rubble there and what has happened in a city like adana is that it is not just people that had to be evacuated when the quake initially struck, but afterwards because many buildings around are now unsafe and this has become something of a city of the displaced. and all people find they can do is wait and watch in vigil. we have just been chatting to some of the family and friends here. these people were their neighbours, one man here lived in this building, happened not to be here at the time, but these are their family and their friends and they sit and wait day and night for news. we are told that one man who was a good friend o

greetings and courtesy to your excellency, i left ankara and now, about 10 kilometers from adana, one of the 10 earthquake-affected provinces in southern turkey, the roads and urban areas to the earthquake-affected areas have been covered by winter. and for this reason in earthquake areas today, the south of turkey, that is, almost all the provinces of the southern part of turkey , experienced two major earthquakes on both sides, more than 70 small and large, in the center of kahraman marash province . 541 turkish earthquakes have killed in the province and 909, 1,733 people have been injured, and 1,500 administrative and service buildings have been completely destroyed , electricity and gas are parts of these electricity and gas areas, and in all the earthquake-affected areas, the state of alert is four. complete announcements of international aid do you have any information that has reached turkey? in this regard, they announced their readiness to provide relief and assistance to the earthquake-affected areas and observed that one of the earthquake areas of turkey has been sent to s

caroline davies, bbc news, adana.s since the earthquake, we've been hearing remarkable stories of people being rescued from the rubble. well, among those trying to find survivors is dr malcolm russell, medical director at the uk international search and rescue team as robin brant reports. a week on from that devastating night, people are still being found alive. and british rescuers are part of that global effort, inching their way through the remnants of what were tall buildings. hello. it's malcolm. the doctor. |s 0k? i'm 0k. 0k. the team had to basically go through one building that was still standing, tunnel through the wall of that building and then out through that wall into the wall of the collapsed building, and then effectively mine a small tunnel to where they could hear two people tapping. dr malcolm russell is one of four medics on the uk international search and rescue team. sometimes people are still pulled from the rubble alive, you know, eight or nine days later. they tend to be more extreme cases. so

caroline davies, live in the city of adana in turkey. more than 6000. the company says it will recruit more staff for its distribution centres, as well as new stores in norwich and newcastle. aldi also said it's proud it pays, the highest hourly wage, in the sector. a new way of screening less urgent 999 calls will be introduced across england, in an effort to improve ambulance response times. the focus will be on category two calls, which range from suspected heart attacks and strokes, to burns and urgent headaches. crews will be asked to review each call to see if a patient could be better treated elsewhere. here's our health correspondent, dominic hughes. ambulance, is the patient breathing? ambulance call centres have seen record levels of demand in recent months... has she lost any blood? ..and that's contributed to some of the worst ever response times. so in london and the west midlands, they have been experimenting with a new way of dealing with calls in an effort to make sure help gets where its needed the most. this new system

astonishing scenes that push rescuers to continue the search like here in the turkish city of adana. more than 100 people once lived in this building that's been reduced to dust. rescuers tell us they pulled 35 people dead from the rubble, only one survivor, a little girl now in the icu, and the rescue effort goes on. onlookers and rescuers hope to find traces of their loved ones like ismet ozcan, a lawyer. as time goes by, do you have any hope that they're alive? >> if they're alive, and it's -- they have no water or something to eat to warm up their body, yeah, their chance is decreasing. >> reporter: but volunteers are desperate to help like those flooding istanbul's airport. more than 20,000 are already racing to find life, however, getting to the devastated areas amid more than 300 aftershocks over mangled roads covered in rubble, ice and snow could prove the difference between life and death. the next three days are critical. that's what search and rescue efforts call the golden period when the chances are highest of finding signs of life beneath the rubble, and for the next th

emercom of russia planes 1 after another land at the airport of adana . he himself also suffered, but the runway was water, well , more than 100 russian rescuers arrived in nine heavy transporters, special equipment and emergency rescue tools for searching and unblocking victims drones for reconnaissance of the area from the air canine groups. they brought with them all the necessary emergency equipment. and moreover , many of the latest samples are endoscopes. these are radars that are capable of finding people at a depth of up to 4.5 m. and we also brought special e, cynologists, as well as an airmobile hospital. that is, we are completely autonomous and able to act as intended, and in the very epicenter, e emergency russian specialists immediately after landing. immediately, not a minute, they break into groups and go to the most difficult sections at the time of the designers , 72 hours have not yet passed, which means that there is still a chance to find survivors under the rubble at the airport. as part of our group, journalists from the netherlands

tom bateman, bbc news, adana in southern turkey.peak to our chief international correspondent, lyse doucet, who'sjust arrived in the city of 0smaniye. aid agencies have warned that time is running out to find any more survivors in the rubble. but amid the desperation, there continue to be extraordinary stories of survival. yasmin khatun dewan has been speaking to one man searching for his relatives amid the ruins. this is yakup bozdag. i'm originally from turkey, and i was born in this small town which has a population ofjust over 70,000. and it was the epicentre of the 7.7 magnitude earthquake that hit us a few days ago. yakup left his home as the earthquake struck. his building is still standing. but he's lost everything. and the apartment blocks surrounding his came down entirely. and i know that many lives, many bodies are still under this rubble here. narrowly escaping the collapse around him with his family. the british—turkish solicitor has been spending time in turkey following his wedding last year. searching for relatives

rescuers arrived in turkey more than 100 specialists with equipment flew on three planes to the city of adana, they will help with the removal of rubble and rescue the victims , there will also be an organized airmobile hospital. the number of victims of the devastating earthquake in turkey is already about 3,000 people, and about 16,000 more were affected by this to participate under the rubble. managed to save almost 8,000 residents in neighboring syria more than 700 dead. ukrainian militants hit gorlovka in the donetsk people's republic fired six shells from heavy cannon artillery, damaged residential buildings, broken wires part of the city without electricity. the overflying us delivered to the fbi experts are already studying them in a laboratory in washington sure for intelligence claim that it was a normal weather zone. kiev propaganda claims that about 10,000 ukrainian soldiers were killed during the entire military special operation, but in unofficial conversations, including with the american command, the leadership of the armed forces of ukraine refers to other numbers. and this i

plane is receiving in these very minutes ambulances on fire, on which the wounded are brought here to adana . it will take more than 5 hours from zhukovsky to fit in the sky. . il-76 - this is just 10 people flying a well -known route on monday. the same pilots flew the first transport of the ministry of emergency situations , which delivered russian rescuers to the disaster zone in turkey, the current team. center. the savior has come to the aid of those who are already works in ruined cities on board, heavy multi-functional vehicles and several tons of special equipment to search for victims under the tarpaulin of this vehicle equipment for autonomous operation in any conditions. in turkey , additional prefabricated residential modules, generators, several tons of fuel and a bullet kitchen, along with rescuers on board, were delivered, doctors from various russian interstates also flew. soloists vascular traumatologists and neurosurgeons anesthesiologists continue to save children from the rubble. doctors take care of them from the rdkb of the burdenko hospital and the federal center for

similar ovations were held at the airports of adana and adamana for the rescue teams. from france, indiad ivan , the total number of dead in turkey and syria is more than 46,000 people, but this figure will increase because it is known that in turkey about 345,000 homes were destroyed, many people are still considered missing in lviv, a specialized super human center clinic will be opened there, prosthetics will be rehabilitated, and reconstructive surgery services will be provided already this spring , all of this will be available free of charge to our soldiers and ukrainians who suffered as a result of the war. wounded military and civilian ukrainians will be able to restore lost opportunities and return to a full life in lviv , they are creating a new rehabilitation center of prosthetics and reconstructive surgery, it is being built on the basis of one of the communal hospitals, major repairs are underway in two buildings . construction began about a month and a half ago. it was dismantled. this is the block. this is where we are now . this is rehabilitation and the prosthetics labor

tom bateman, bbc news, adana in southern turkey.dent luiz da silva in the white house. they're expected to discuss protecting democracy as well as ways of saving the amazon rainforest. the two leaders are likely to find common ground, but they disagree on russia's invasion of ukraine. our reporter sofia bettiza joins me in the studio now. so tell us more? this is the first time — so tell us more? this is the first time the _ so tell us more? this is the first time the two _ so tell us more? this is the first time the two leaders . so tell us more? this is the - first time the two leaders meet since lula was elected president of brazil last year. as you mentioned that amazon is going to beat the big topic of discussion. it is the biggest tropical rainforest in the world, but under lula's predecessorjair bolsonaro, deforestation went up by 75%. so now lula is promising to aim for zero deforestation. joe biden has made fighting climate change one of his biggest priorities. but it is unclear whether today he will agree to contribute to

a ukrainian woman from the city of adana, which was located in the epicenter of the earthquake, told of america that it is dangerous to stay even in the surviving buildings, so the local authorities asked to leave the high-rise buildings there the houses there are dangerously cracked , that's why we decided to come, it's said so , let's go. tonight we spent the night in a car in a van, and there were about 50-6 cars next to us how people with families with small children worked all night there, the rubble after the largest earthquake in the last 80 years in turkey is being dismantled by 25 thousand local teams , help also arrives from europe and nato countries , german rescuers who came to adana admit that they see such destruction for the first time in the territory huge, i have never seen anything like that in a territory stretching for 100 km . other countries have already sent specialists to turkey . ukraine has already sent around 87 high-class rescue specialists who have experience in natural rescue work in urban conditions . er, our experts, our specialists are on their equipm

rescuers arrived in turkey more than 100 specialists with equipment flew on three planes to the city of adana, they will help with the removal of rubble and rescue the victims . a mobile hospital will also be organized. the devastating earthquake in turkey and take already about 3,000 people another order of 16,000 affected by this to participate under the rubble. managed to save almost eight thousand residents of neighboring syria, more than 700 dead. ukrainian militants removed along gorlovka in the donetsk people's republic, they fired six shells from a heavy barrel artillery, damaged residential buildings, part of the city remained. on the wreckage of a chinese balloon flying over the united states, the fbi experts are already studying them in a laboratory in washington sure. beijing used a balloon for reconnaissance - it claims to be an ordinary weather umbrella. it is right now that russian rescuers are heading from the airport of turkish adana to the place of work . after the earthquake, more than 100 specialists will pull the survivors and the dead from the rise. the russians were ent

in adana, a food market is now a camp. but not for long.sition for the course of the last ten days, but the authorities here say they are now dismantling them. you can see the tents over here and people taking some of their belongings as well. now, that's because the authorities say that there is greater need closer to the epicentre, but people who have been living here tell us that they are very worried. the authorities say people will be moved to live in other accommodation but some feel they are being moved on too quickly. fatma has been living in the camp since the earthquake hit. translation: it was rainy | and cold, plus we had to see dead bodies coming out of the building nearby. it was like a nightmare — i couldn't wash for ten days. this is the situation we are in. our mental strength has broken. the earthquake has already taken so much, but many feel they are now left in limbo, not knowing how or where they can rebuild their lives. 11 days on there is a real sense of the turkish authorities want to show some signs of progress but

tom bateman, bbc news, adana in southern turkey.one gabrielle threatens to bring destructive winds and heavy rain. forecasters say high tides and very heavy surf could cause local damage and coastal erosion. with an update on cyclone gabrielle i am joined by phil mercer, who is live in sydney. what is the latest on the situation at the moment? norfolk island is a small community about 1600 kilometres to the north—east of sydney, australia's biggest city. in the next few hours will be critical for islanders on norfolk island, they have been issued with a red alert, this means the authorities are urging people on the island to stay indoors and seek shelter in the strongest part of their house. winds of up to 155 kilometres an hour are forecast along with very heavy rain and abnormally high tides. administrators on the island say they are well prepared, but australia's bureau of meteorology says in the last 30 or 40 years only three cyclones have come within 50 kilometres of norfolk island. so for many people in this tiny community, th

tom bateman, bbc news, adana in southern turkey.n the white house. they're expected to discuss protecting democracy as well as ways of saving the amazon rainforest. the two leaders are likely to find common ground. but they disagree on russia's invasion of ukraine. a little earlier i spoke to our reporter sofia bettiza, who's been following the story. this is the first time that the two leaders meet since lula de silva was elected president of brazil a few months ago. as you mentioned, monika, the amazon was a big topic of discussion. it is the biggest tropical rainforest in the world but under lula's predecessor, jair bolsonaro, deforestation went up by 75%. so now lula is promising to aim for zero deforestation. and of course, joe biden has made fighting climate change one of his biggest priorities. now, a short while ago, lula, from washington, spoke about the need to protect the amazon at all costs. translation: i talked about the need for rich countries to take responsibility and to finance countries like brazil which have fore

caroline davies, bbc news, adana. society foundation, a group working to provide medical relief in the country. dr rass is originally from northern syria and has been travelling across the affected area over the last few days. dr amjad rass, thank you forjoining us on bbc news. what have you come across in your travels?— across in your travels? well, thank ou for across in your travels? well, thank you for having _ across in your travels? well, thank you for having me. _ across in your travels? well, thank you for having me. actually - across in your travels? well, thank you for having me. actually it - across in your travels? well, thank you for having me. actually it has. you for having me. actually it has been three days, i travelled from the us on tuesday and have been here three days. now i am in istanbul. it has been a very difficult week for everybody and the time i spent here was very informative about the magnitude of this disaster. talking about idlib now and in north—west syria, areas that were hit really b

this is the flight continues as usual, as i managed to find out, he will land at the adana airport. about 550 km from the city of kohan marat, the ship center of tragic events after landing, our group of the ministry of emergency situations of the tooth by a detachment of the russian ministry of emergency situations who are already working there. after that , a meeting will be held and already the point where the fathers of the ministry of emergency situations will work in belarus, take shevchuk vitaly, a villager of childhood. russian rescuers will be delivered to turkey by military pilots . the guarantor of peace and stability and the military are ready to come to the rescue in difficult times beijing for a vaccine 19 for the republic of belarus and today the turkish people are in trouble the head of state decided to lend a helping hand to put a shoulder and the armed forces are temporarily promptly and professionally ready to carry out this task on wings military aviation. really flies about help and salvation today is the best mission for a man in uniform. recall that we have a

adana has dozens of large and small cities. literally lie in ruins instead of a building of a mountain of twisted concrete, and the street is covered with a thick one. a layer of dust that settled after the houses folded like cards in seconds. residents fled to the street, but managed to escape. not all of my two grandchildren are my daughter-in-law, they are all inside. they didn't come out. i was sitting right there i fell where those pine trees in people's apartments, opposite me there is a child. they, too, survived a series of violent tremors, some of the buildings survived, but they were solid-looking structures at the slightest hesitation. just fell apart. many residents of the southeastern province spent that night on the street, fearing even to come close to still real buildings in the disaster zone. interruptions in electricity and communications seriously damaged the infrastructure, disrupting railway cars and air traffic. the airport with the province was closed. there is seriously damaged, the only on the eve of th

in adana, a food market is now a camp. but not for long.tion for the course of the last ten days, but the authorities here say they are now dismantling them. you can see the tents over here and people taking some of their belongings as well. now, that's because the authorities say that there is greater need closer to the epicentre, but people who have been living here tell us that they are very worried. the authorities say people will be moved to live in other accommodation but some feel they are being moved on too quickly. fatma has been living in the camp since the earthquake hit. translation: it was rainy | and cold, plus we had to see dead bodies coming out of the building nearby. it was like a nightmare — i couldn't wash for ten days. this is the situation we are in. our mental strength has broken. the earthquake has already taken so much, but many feel they are now left in limbo, not knowing how or where they can rebuild their lives. 11 days on there is a real sense of the turkish authorities want to show some signs of progress but th

. >> reporter: here in adana, turkey, not so far from the ep center of this devastating earthquake that struck a couple miles and left a sprawling footprint that straddles both turkey and syria early yesterday morning followed by an almost as devastating, almost as powerful aftershock just 12 hours later. now, as you can see behind me, there are hundreds of people, rescue workers, some of them volunteers, some professionals, who have been working all day yesterday, all night, and now all day today. they'll likely be working all night again tonight trying to find people who are still trapped underneath this rubble of this building. so, now we're seeing rescue crews, some 60,000 of them, deployed all around turkey, trying to do the same job they're doing here, nightmarish scenes just like this one. they're not finding as many people still alive more than 24 hours after that original seismic strike. what they are seeing are a lot of dead bodies. the problem is, of course, overnight there was sub zero temperatures, so even those who did survive would have a hard time surviving the night and

explainjust our correspondent tom bateman, in adana., the situation there? 0bviously, scenes of devastation behind you. obviously, scenes of devastation behind you-— obviously, scenes of devastation behind ou. , . , behind you. yes, the city is at the west end of _ behind you. yes, the city is at the west end of what _ behind you. yes, the city is at the west end of what was _ behind you. yes, the city is at the west end of what was that - behind you. yes, the city is at the west end of what was that a - west end of what was that a elongated earthquake zone. it suffered significant damage to several buildings, very high rise buildings, although much of the city, when you compare it to the rest of the region, i think i might have to be quiet now, we are just going to check, because every now and then they are asking people to stop talking. i willjust check with my team. do we need to stop? we can carry on talking. as i said, —— zone, gaziantep being the epicentre, obviously it was the worst affected. yeah, things are functioning, there i

rescuers arrived in turkey more than 100 equipment specialists flew on three planes to the city of adana, they will help with the removal of rubble and rescue the victims . an airmobile hospital of the devastating earthquake will also be organized. in turkey, by this time there are already about 3,000 people. about 16,000 more were affected by this and are involved under the rubble. managed to save almost 8,000 residents in neighboring syria more than 700 dead. ukrainian militants hit horlivka in the donetsk people's republic militants fired six shells from a heavy cannon artillery, damaged houses. broken wires part of the city was left without electricity. part of the wreckage of a chinese balloon that flew over the united states was delivered to the fbi by specialists who are already studying them in a laboratory in washington, they are sure. in beijing, she used a balloon for reconnaissance. china claims that this is a normal weather zone. listen, hundreds of russian rescuers on three planes of the ministry of emergency situations landed at the airport of the turkish city of adana, th

tom bateman, bbc news, adana in southern turkey.— adana in southern turkey.tom says. — adana in southern turkey. well, as tom says. a _ adana in southern turkey. well, as tom says, a four— adana in southern turkey. well, as tom says, a four days _ adana in southern turkey. well, as tom says, a four days since - adana in southern turkey. well, as| tom says, a four days since disaster struck, the relief effort is gathering pace and you can see it right across the affected areas and we certainly see it here with so many volunteers descending on a place like 0smaniye from all parts of turkey. this person works for the islamic relief charity, it operates in both turkey, as well as across the border in syria and he gave us an update on the activities around ghazi on tap, which is close to the epicentre of this earthquake. it is a race against _ epicentre of this earthquake. it is a race against time. i have been involved — a race against time. i have been involved in— a race against time. i have been involved in the humanitarian sector for 15_ involved in the human

we're also in turkey, in adana, where we've visited a hospital, looking after rescued children, but whatthem now? but first we're in the town of pazarcik, in south—eastern turkey, where families have been mourning their dead. here's our europe correspondent, nick beake. this was a day of funerals in pazarcik, one after another. a week ago, this was empty wasteland. now, full of grief and sorrow. an imam says a brief prayer before moving to the next grieving family. this woman has just buried two relatives — her 33—year—old nephew and her aunt. both crushed as they slept. "when the children go to bed now," she tells us, "they say, �*mum, please wake me if an earthquake hits.�* we are all in a bad way but the children are totally wrecked." in this place alone they have dug more than 100 new graves. we have counted 28 that have been filled. the rest will soon be too. but some of the mourners have been telling us that they have been getting phone calls from friends and relatives who live in some of the most remote parts of the mountainside, where other people have died but their bodies canno

anna foster, bbc news, adana.ers and growers who are struggling to deal with a combination of high inflation, labour shortages, climate change and avian flu. the president of the national farmers union is calling on the government to protect the uk's homegrown food supply. today ministers said farmers will get £168 million worth of grants this year to help boost food production. claire marshall reports. using her smartphone abby reader checks the electronic tags in the ears of her young cows. next year, these animals should start to provide herfarm and a top uk supermarket with milk. but she says climate change, the war in ukraine, the lack of labour, the rising price of fertiliser, is leading to a crisis in the food supply chain. there are empty sheds out there that should be growing fruit and veg. there are empty sheds that should have poultry in them to produce eggs. and this food just isn't coming through the system. from pandemic panic buying and more recent egg shortages to shoppers met this week with empty

we flew into adana - like this. we flew into adana overnight.elf has become something of a hub for the entire rescue operation. it was filled with international rescue workers and also volunteers from other parts of turkey taking part in what is going on. so there is a huge sense of solidarity, a huge sense of people wanting to try to help. we are hearing about parts further south of here, particularly on the border in hartside province —— hatay province, where we have seen images of people calling out to people clearly still alive under the rubble, shouting back or aiding metalwork to make their presence known. but there are simply no rescue workers. they can't reach a lot of these regions. there will be many stories like that. this is such a vast area. notjust in southern turkey, but northern syria as well, where there are even more challenges because of the front lines between government—controlled and rebel —controlled areas. this has, the worst possible time of the year, hit in the middle of the night, and now a winter storm on top of that

tom bateman is in adana in southern turkey for us and sent this report.ower blocks we have revisited several times now that came down in the initial quake. you get a sense of how much work is involved in that they have been working day and night on this part of rubble. still quite a lot to clear. this building housed we think at least 100 people. we are told they think they're is still at least 20 bodies under the rubble there. it is notjust people who had to be evacuated when the quake struck but afterwards, because many of the buildings are unsafe and this has become a city of the displaced. all people find they can do is wait and watch individual. we have been chatting to some of the family and friends here. these people were their neighbours. 0ne friends here. these people were their neighbours. one man lived in this building, happened not to be here at the time but these are their family and friends and they sit and wait for news. we are told one man who was a good friend of the people here who was a carpenter who lived in this neighbour, tragically

caroline davies, bbc news, adana.ity of gaziantepwe about the current situation there. it isa it is a very painful decision because they had been driven in every rescuer that we spoke to says intel on their faces, the faces were dusty, drawn and they had these big smiles in the spirit that he could see pulsing within them. they hadn't slept for nights but they kept going believing that if they were to little bit harder, if he searched a little bit harder, if he searched a little bit harder, if he searched a little bit longer, they would be able to bring people out alive in the behaviour notjust stay here but other places, when you see people coming out in the cries would rise god is great, this is a miracle. but equally, we have been in places where they bring out not the living but the dead, the black body bags and that is what you see people waiting stoically on the sidelines still with the prayer that their loved ones are still alive somewhere in that the truth emerges in the collapse and overwhelming grief. i'm to

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here we are in stansted airport about to depart for adana airport.ountry already and there are 11 en route. we are among the last three to travel. the international search and rescue team saraid were heading for maras in southern turkey. it's one of the most badly damaged cities in the region. you can see a number of other teams arriving. this, i believe, this is thailand, over here we have vietnam, we've got serbia, the serbian guys are waiting for transport as well. josh has deployed all over the world, helping to rescue people from collapsed buildings. what happens every time a building collapses is you have a huge release of energy. think about how heavy these slabs are, these floors are. all of that weight comes crashing down in an instant. it's literally shattering the building. turkish rescue teams were already working round the clock. this is antakya. burak akkurt and his team have just arrived. we need a call. without a call we cannot do much. there are search teams working around, trying to find people alive inside the building. trying to g

adana to spend friday evening propagating, the great theater of belarus on the academic stage will giveiere of the nineties season ballet giselle tomorrow. here stalke hacked to live vocals under the noise of choral bestsellers. and where you can appreciate the very basics of the versa- vernissage of the 2023 season and parse the classic hits by notes won by the multi-chamber orchestra of belarus art in the role of scars. promenade on a high note with the synchronous worst of the anniversary season nine zero on saturday poster, great return masterpieces of choral opera music by the actor scarman finale of another auto-traviata, the stage of bura zatela, all of them have economical hits to woo the premiere and the soloist one-jassy to the stage. he hashes, 6 dozen vocalists 80% of the tvorose program will be and the male act is not treated by the repertoire poster. great lied to tell the music lovers. i to worsen rakhmanin's narrow summer of the snow maiden of the crimean kursakov. the bar from godunov's musorskaya program was played in contrast to saturday one one will change the major

but our planes of the ministry of emergency situations in turkey that night landed at the airport of adanarescue teams immediately went to gan for warm romances of more than 100 people of special equipment. they brought with them all the necessary emergency equipment. and moreover , many of the latest samples are endoscopes. and locators that are capable of finding people at a depth of up to 4.5 m, and we also brought with us special e, cynologists, as well as airmobile hospitals, that is, we are completely autonomous and able to act as intended. and in the very epicenter in an emergency situation, these footage was filmed at the istanbul airport by hundreds of thousands of people, rescuers professionals and ordinary citizens who could not remain indifferent, all strive to fly southeast to the affected regions. no pair of hands. there will not be superfluous, as local residents can help those who remain under the rubble by lowering bottles of water on ropes. these people are also at great risk, because the houses damaged by underground strikes continue to fall shocking footage, they come a

anna foster, bbc news, adana.iyarbakir is a city that has become home to many who have fled the war in neighbouring syria. this rescue operation has been going on all day — desperate scenes here that are being played out across many other towns and cities in the region. across the border in northern syria, hundreds more have been killed and thousands more are trapped and injured in what is one of the poorest regions of the world. it's been cut off from the international community after years of conflict between president assad's army and the rebel forces — making rescue efforts even harder. 0ur chief international correspondent lyse doucet reports. assyrian village which vanished in minutes. people are all that's left those who survived. so many didn't. all along this area next to turkey. still now many families are under the rubble. 0ur teams are trying to save them. it is very difficult for us, we need help, we need the international community to do something. international community to do something-— internatio

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munich security meeting, which is still today, is scheduled to take place at incirlik air base in adana , turkey. the trip to turkey was planned before the earthquake, but after the earthquake, the american wanted to go to turkey to help the earthquake victims, as the turkish foreign minister said. and this did not happen in addition, this is blinken's first visit to turkey since he became the us secretary of state . he is also scheduled to meet with high-ranking officials of turkey on the loan of yesterday's africa summit. the continent of africa has been announced, the secretary general of the united nations expressed his concern today at the opening of another news that the delegation of the zionist regime had apparently entered the news with the identification cards of others as they had been invited here, but the security forces found out and expelled them and in in fact, he should participate in this meeting. it happened when one of the palestinian officials of neoderm was giving a speech. he had been warmly welcomed before. in this meeting, today is the second one . there was als

the disaster early in the morning, our transport planes met at the airport of the turkish city of adanahich is located the closest to the disaster area and the first group of russian rescuers. now the mountainous region is already getting on off-road vehicles to provide assistance to the victims, there are teams of dog handlers, as well as employees who have a unique experience in searching for people under the ruins with them. they have all the tools, including drones for air reconnaissance. they brought with them all the necessary emergency equipment. and moreover, many of the latest samples are endoscopes. these are locators that are capable of finding people at a depth of up to 4 1/2 m, we also brought with us and e special e, cynologists, as well as an airmobile hospital. that is, we are completely autonomous and able to act as intended, and in the very epicenter of an emergency. now about how the special operation is going on and new footage from the russian ministry of defense, our pilots successfully destroyed the place of deployment of enemy armored vehicles, went on a mission

our correspondent tom bateman has been in adana: let's stay in adana where our middle east correspondentoment is a very rare event happening across this region. to hear clearing the rubble away from this in the top of the wreckage and around six rescue workers trying to lift up parts of the rubble but it is precarious work because the rubble is very dangerous and of course, the concerns about whether or not there are people still alive under the wreckage here and the side street here and i was just speaking to quite a few people wrapped in blankets that have been up wrapped in blankets that have been up all night and some of them evacuated from this building and other smothered buildings in this area. one of the women here that's just chatting to, a daughter was in this building, the last she knew she was under the second floor and what she was telling me was a rescue workers are down to the six floor and she was on the second floor and there's been absolutely no word. her mother has been up on night, waiting to hear anything but nothing at all and she was telling me how she is trying to

governor of one of regions, turkey reported the collapse from manesto, 34 buildings in the city of adanaollapsed seventeen-story high-rise tremors were felt in the province, laughing in kahraman, morash as a result of the earthquake on natural gas pipeline. a big fire started. the head of the turkish interior ministry, suleiman sayluzi , said that our search and rescue team has now been declared the highest level of alarm in several regions of the country. already sent to the regions. all services are in full readiness. the strength of the earthquake, according to the european, mediterranean seismological center , reaches magnitudes of seven and eight. of which magnitude is over six. an alarm of the highest fourth level has been declared in turkey, which implies international assistance from the ministry of internal affairs and the ministry of health to rescuers and other departments of the country to eliminate the consequences of the earthquake. the president of turkey expressed words of support to citizens on social networks. i hope that together we will survive this catastrophe, as qu

it was a 17-story building in the center of the southern city of adana in turkey that completely collapsed. the debris removal operation is still ongoing. it is also empty because most of them left removed and with the aftershocks that continue, it is possible that it will collapse at any moment, the debris removal operation has been opened since the first hours of the earthquake , but it is still trapped in that underground, whether alive or dead, it is waiting outside my eyes. i only hope in god that i will not lose my hand we are going through very painful moments. our friends, acquaintances and neighbors were trapped. we do not know inside this building and relief groups from different countries in the region , including the rescuers of our country, for a picture of the process of providing relief and reducing human casualties to the southern regions. the debris removal and relief work will continue until the village or maybe in the coming weeks, the radio news agency of the earthquake-affected regions of southern turkey, regarsi reuters, quoting japanese sources , reported that the un

it was the site of a 17-story building in the center of the southern turkish city of adana.ly sold operation the debris removal is still ongoing, the surrounding buildings are also empty, most of them have cracks, and with the ongoing aftershocks , it is possible that they will collapse at any moment. the eyes are waiting outside and i hope to come out alive. my hope is only in god, i can't do anything. is this neighborhood also going through very painful moments? our friends, acquaintances and neighbors were caught. different the region , including our country's aid workers, arrived in the southern regions of turkey to speed up the process of providing relief and reduce human casualties. the extent of the earthquake-affected areas indicates that the work of debris removal and relief work will continue until the village or perhaps in the coming weeks. the south of turkey was hit by a deadly flood and landslide in peru. according to the peruvian authorities, at least 40 people died following a flood and a landslide in the south of peru . twenty two people disappeared. the min

abedini, dear viewers , i am now in the center of adana, one of the earthquake-affected provinces inthern turkey, in front of a 17 -story building that was inhabited yesterday morning, and now it is completely destroyed, and there are still some debris being removed . and yet it continues, but due to the cold weather and the vastness of the destroyed areas, nearly three hundred aftershocks have been registered in turkey. the main earthquake is still sometimes this high-rise buildings are collapsing in the area where i am. it continued until noon today . some of the buildings in this area have also cracked and are being heavily investigated. it can almost be said that the residents of this area were evacuated more than a strong earthquake of nearly eight magnitude occurred. there are several strong earthquakes in these areas, the latest official statistics announced by turkey's crisis management, unfortunately, 3,549 citizens have died and 22,368 people have been injured due to the earthquake, and more than 5,000 residential buildings have been completely destroyed. destruction of mr.

earthquake victims, azita, adana, diyarbakir, europe, malata, ghareem province, marash , the epicenter of the earthquake, everyone is stranded and homeless , i have no shelter but tents and fire. on the day of mahabad, we will warm our family. the fire is burning, i can't reach it. we sat in the cold for two days and nights. we are sick and homeless. we have asked for help , but the scale of the crisis is very large . in the center of radio and television conferences it was held in this ceremony with the presence of the head of the national media and the head of the martyr and martyr affairs foundation, the families of the martyrs and artists of the islamic revolution front were thanked. these photos are more than 40 years since their martyrdom. the revolution of their city was the wife of shah tahmasb, the first martyr, a glass photo, the photos that remain in their own history are only my father, abbas iglimi, martyred on 15 khordad, 1942 , i am amini from the grief of my brother ali akbar, maybe wal-fajr, 8, 1964. we saw the fathers and other families of the martyrs of the revolutio