you had it from dorian jones reporting from istanbul. thank you very much. dorian, in syria. many buildings were already in poor condition. you 2 years of neglect during the war that made the damage, particularly severe rescue efforts are being hampered by poor infrastructure and bad weather. rebel held areas in the north waste of the country were among the hardest hit. the white helmet volunteer groups as it is, hundreds of people could still be trapped under rubble. up byrom is the middle east media or advisor for the norwegian refugee council in amman, which promotes assistance for people across syria. i asked him what he's hearing from serial. good evening, i just got off the phone actually with a friend in the l. a. po, one of the most affected worst affected areas and he was telling me, he was actually show me somebody and photos from the, from the devastation, from the scenes people hosted on the street. it's training and people are too scared to get back home because they are worried that the fragile constructions and unfair job homes will actually be destroyed. this

and it will last for 3 months, were made sure that it was that among uses our correspondent dorian jones. i missed ambo has more on the implications of the state of emergency. will that be sheepy hours are being given to the presidency and to the security forces. and this decision is going to be proven credit, controversial, given the fact that 3 months will take, take the country up to one week before the expected date of presidential and parliamentary elections. this will be a deep area of concern for the opposition. they're already worried about what can happen with these elections. are there declaring the state emergency and an area that is going to be hotly contested in the poles will be controversial. what president heard one insistent, these measures are necessary given huge scale of tabs facing emergency workers. he said that these double earthquake was unprecedented, imposing probably one of the biggest natural disaster challenges of the 100 g republic. so he said, these majors are needed and paid tribute to the speaker, the, the emergency efforts that are going on who sent out

destroyed and neighboring syria. buildings were leveled in aleppo and other cities are corresponded. dorian jones, his in istanbul. dorian, what's the latest on the earthquake? well this is a massive emergency operation is now going to force, but it's taking time this. it's very little concrete information we know at the moment. this happens in the early hours of the morning in the southern border of syria and turkey. and there are desperate desperate efforts now to rescue people from numerous collapse buildings all across the sub a boulder. we've seen images coming out with people just trying to borrow into building a multi, sorry apartment block sort of just collapsing into just moans of rubble. this is an extremely difficult time. this is one of the most powerful of quakes that turkey as, as turkey. in decades it appears that possibly will even support the 1999 of great that struck in the sample which claim the lives of 17000 people. so it's bracing itself. one of the worst of this office is country has faith in decades. tell us more about the region where the quake hit, how densely populated

a correspondent, in istanbul, dorian jones told me more about the situation on the ground. well, with knife full and cross the region is bringing a new threats and danger to the rescue workers out of the cold given and now much of the region is facing sub 0 temperatures along with praising brain, free for risk. up hypothermia. not only for those traps in the building, up to the many, many people who are now on the streets, given seeing that many of the homes are being destroyed are being told me to unsafe to return to them. and that they, we have being more or more buildings continue to collapse. huge apartment blocks just country like houses are called captured on video as the area has been struck by a 2nd powerful quake. and over a 100 off to shocks. and with each campus building brings a tragic story of the, among the hotel to the secretary school volleyball teams was staying there. that hotel is now just a pile of rubble. rescue work is trying to find survivors. and the stories be repeated again and again across the region. and it's heartbreaking stories are being expec

dw correspondent dorian jones has sent this report. for miss dumble will be the 3rd day after the 2 deadly quake that struck turkey. political pressure is building on president type one over the handling of the crisis. there's going criticism over the world. many critics say was the slow response and deployments of such rescue teens. and in particularly over the role of the army, turkey, the head of the defense minister policy, aka emitter, the after 2 days, only 7 and a half 1000 soldiers. i've been deployed in an area that encompassed and large cities and will hope to over 13000000 people while the same time on social media, twitter. they've been images of heartbreaking video. people's calling for help, signing outside clamps buildings, claiming that there were not one still trapped inside the buildings. those pro criticisms have been dismissed by president one. he said that the admittedly, that there had been a close response to the beginning, but insisted that they were mouth on top of the situation. he dismiss critism as malicious

in this time of absolute national emergency, dorian jones reporting from turkey there while the united nations is hoping to resume a deliveries from turkey to syria. broken off by the earthquakes rescue efforts in syria are being complicated by the 12 year civil war. the affected area is divided between government control territory and a rebel held enclave where millions rely on humanitarian aid. a dw team is in the region, including one colleague who lost his own house. this exclusive report comes from the town of harem. digging through the rubble an assyrian town of harrow, just one of hundreds in the region that have been flattened by the quake. rescuers often just using their bare hands for the most basic of tools. graphite is one of the locals, frustrated by the lack of proper digging machinery that's compounded by exhaustion . after working 2 days without sleep. and we need help from other countries. we're getting some equipment. we have people under the rubble and we're trying to pull them out. we have malice, but what good are mallet got this little and we really need is heavy

on our correspond, dorian jones, in a stumble, has more on the implications of the state of emergency will not be sweeping powers. i'll be given to the presidency and to the security forces. and this decision is going to be proven pretty controversial, given the fact 3 months will take, take the country up to one week before the expected date of presidential. i'm tall, them entry elections. this will be a deep area of concern for the opposition that already worried about what can happen with these election or the clearing the state emergency in an area that is gonna be contested in the polls. will be controversial. well, president heard one and 6 of these measures are necessary given huge scale of a cost facing emergency workers. he said that these double earthquake was unprecedented. i'm posing probably one of the biggest natural disaster challenges of a 100 year republic. so he said these majors all needed a tribute to this occurred to the emergency efforts that are going on. we set off or dealing with treacherous weather conditions, which is a koli compounding magnitude of the toss

the gut will be facing going forward. dorian jones reporting from east temple. thank you so much, dorian and i, to some of the other stories making news around the world. trucks are transporting a from armenia into turkey across a border that had been closed for 35 years. anchor a has thank year yvonne for its disaster health, which includes search and rescue teams. the neighboring nations have had no diplomatic or commercial ties since the 19 ninety's thousands of iranians have taken to the streets to mark the 44th anniversary of the islamic revolution. the day that ayatollah khomeini returned from exile and oversee the shars of government, celebrations are overshadowed by months of protest, sparked by the death of a woman at the hands of iran's morality police. meanwhile, thousands of people took to the streets of paris to protest against the islamic republic. they called on the e. u to miss iran's revolutionary guards as a terror group and urged european countries to cut ties with iran of the brutal crack down on the protest movement. there sports now and in t

are breaks, but others fail, and that will be a question that god will be facing going forward. dorian jones reporting from east ample. thank you so much, dorian and out of some of the other stories making news around the welt. trucks are transporting aid from armenia into to t across a border that had been closed for 35 years. ankara has thanked your yvonne for its disaster help, which includes search and rescue teams. the neighboring nations have no had had no diplomatic or commercial tie since the 1930 ninety's. hundreds of thousands of people across france have joined another day of protests against the government's pension reform plans. the government wants to raise workers retirement age from 62 to 64. had thousands of iranians have taken to the streets to march the 44 anniversary of the islamic revolution. the day that ayatollah khomeini returned from exile and overthrew the shars government celebrations are overshadowed by months of protest, sparked by the death of a woman at the hands of iran's morality police. one of south africa's best known wrappers has been shot dead. 35 year ol

my dorian jones reporting from east ample. thank you so much, dorian. and now to some of the other stories making use around the world. trucks are transporting aid from armenia into turkey across a border that had been closed for 35 years. ankara has thanked yerevan for its disaster health, which includes the search and rescue teams. the neighboring nations have had no diplomatic or commercial ties since the 1990s. hundreds of thousands of people across france have joined another day of protests against the government pension reform plans. protesters set a car on fire and through objects and police. the government wants to raise workers retirement age from 62 to 64. 1 of south africa's best known wrappers has been shot dead, 35 year old kiernan, forbes known as aka, was gun down alongside another man. as they left a restaurant and the southeastern city of durban, police say the attackers and their motive are known. the last communist prime minister of east germany, hansen would row as died at the age of $95.00 appointed just 4 days after the berlin wall

car correspondent, dorian jones. there is symbol. well, there are almost 3000000 people living here in germany who traced their routes back to turn in. the turkish and kurdish communities have responded to the devastating earthquakes with donations for those left homeless. the response has been overwhelming. the task now is to sort through the donations and get the aid to the places where it's needed. most children's shoes, warm clothing and senator products, donations from the turkish community that these volunteers assaulting out in a school in berlin. as soon as they heard about the earthquakes, they wanted to help evolve to long for hall. i was at home this morning and heard about this tragic, i think, is also in turkey, congress from social media in on the news type and chava mckee. i heard that there was a relief effort going on here. the. there's people that needed when to clothing and food effective of have i was, i took everything i could take from home. and additionally, when shopping the block, then i brought it here. half

. >> for now, we go to dorian jones, standing by in istanbul.t is the situation right now in turkiye? >> with night descending, rescue workers are facing another enemy, the cold. temperatures plummeting below zero, coupled with snow and freezing rain. that poses a risk of hypothermia not only for those trapped, but for the many more others on the street whose homes have been destroyed or deemed too unsafe. all through the day, we have seen more buildings collapse. after more and more aftershocks, along with this other powerful earthquake in the region. with each of these collapsed buildings comes a tragic story. this hotel was hosting two secondary school volleyball teams. that hotel is now nothing more than a pile of rubble. rescue workers trying to find anyone else alive. as of the hours unfold, more of these tragic stories are expect as the country braces itself are the worst crisis in living memory. >> the area that has been hit, tell me about how populated it is. that has a direct impact on being able to get heavy equipment into areas where

brent: our correspondent, dorian jones, he is in istanbul and he told us more about the president's announcement today. dorian: -- are being given to the president and the security forces and this decision is going to be pretty controversial given the fact that three months will take the country up to one week before the expected date of presidential and parliamentary elections. this will be a deep area of concern for the opposition. they are worried about what can happen with these elections. they are declaring a state of emergency in an area that will be hotly contested and will be controversial. president erdogan suggested these changes are necessary given the huge scale of the task facing emergency workers. he said the double earthquake was unprecedented, posing one of the biggest natural disaster challenges of their 100 year republic. he said they are needed to pay tribute in the emergency efforts . they are dealing with atrocious weather conditions which is only compounding the magnitude of the task facing them. brent: do we know what our authorities saying about the extent and the level o

and for more let's bring in now corresponded dorian jones, who's joining us from is stumble. dorian, tell us a little bit more about the what's happening with the search and rescue efforts. will like to report said the major search and rescue operations all across the lake strickland region. from fall, stare at 10 city has badly damaged by b 72 devastating quake. and over 101-7000 buildings have been damaged. most of them have collapsed. so it's a huge area of such will be the rescue team to keep looking for people and they are racing against time. now before the night of freezing, consistent sub 0 temperatures the threat of hypothermia. but there is still how we are still hearing reports of people being brought out to the rubble of 2 days being buried. and as we speak, as each of them rescued team in the, in the town of kirk khan. and i was to pick to areas where they be digging for hours for a woman. they please is trapped down in the building and they believe they have a chance of rescue not so story flight. this gives hope. all these rescue team spoken turkey are from a countries

our correspondent dorian jones there in the stumble. well, he was craig, also struck areas scored by serious civil war and populated largely by refugees or internally displaced. people in opposition held northern syria. the spokes person of the syrian civil defense issued the following appeal. many buildings in different cities and villages and north were c, a collapse destroyed by this or not the quick. our themes responded to the all the sites and the buildings and the thing. now, many families, no, are under that. i will, i will, i will, i would have, but i will keep trying to save them, trying to save the people, to save the or the people from on the level with all cavities. but it's, it's very difficult us for us. we need help. we need the international community to do something to help us to support us. not we see it now. it says there. yeah, we need help from everyone. do it to save our people. let's catch up on a couple of other stories making headlines today. the trial of 47 people accused of subversion has begun in hong kong.

car correspondent, dorian jones, there is stumble, the earthquakes also calls devastation in northern parts of syria. near the turkish border, the tremor struck parts of the country already struggling after years of civil war . the devastation after the earthquake is evident in serious not the quake leveled entire buildings in some parts, killing sleeping residence in the early morning hours. ginger bell held in that province residence, described it as the strongest earthquake they had seen in their lifetime above. what are those now by the law? we went through horrifying moments in us building at 4 in the morning is as and we've never witnessed an earthquake like this thoughts of buildings of collapse and my family. and i survived and the neighbors did too. but 5 people died here with us hosanna. in this situation, it was so intensely it felt like judgment a day. well that was said the only only he only they say the earthquake here went on for about a minute and a half. what followed was destruction on the scope that is proving difficult for warranty us from the syrian civil defense

now earlier i spoke with our correspondent dorian jones, who's in istanbul, and he told me about the turkish authorities. reaction to this disaster take parties are really preparing themselves for. they said it is one of the worst natural disaster. this country is faithful to be watched. if the ships scale up to powerful earthquakes occurring within a few, our overall boss area which will be about several 100 kilometers, have been bad the effected in cities over $30000000.00 people with a scale that is off to a piece to grow according to a parties as many as 17000 buildings are believed to collapse with talking about tens of thousands of apartments, housing, hundreds of thousands of people, we give them the bank that is likely 1st to quote quake occurred in the early morning. many of those people were sleeping and are in tune in the piles of rubble that will once their home. there's a massive security search and rescue operation. now go home all across the region, but this is been from the bitter atrocious weather conditions because all of the country is in the grip of the 5 barium b

and thanks so much less dorian jones in it's done both of the earthquakes have also caused devastation in northern parts of syria. these areas near the turkish border, full bitter fi thing during a serious civil war. the world health organization says movement of a to the area is likely to be obstructed to, to the was effects the devastation after the earthquake is evident in serious note the quake metal entire buildings in some parts killing sleeping residence in the early morning hours. despite the challenges rescue workers have miraculously saved many from under the rubble. but as the body bags line up, local communities are grappling with the laws that came so abruptly in the middle of the night. some more on the relief as that we spoke with the exxon shaqia, his, the ceo of the marin foundation, which provides assistance to syrians from its headquarters in gaussian tip. so kids is like, it's a state so you have a government, you have emergency team, we've worked in the streets, we're getting fixed messages from afar about what we shouldn't do. i would not say we don't have this, w

this will go down in the history books. dorian jones, thank you very much for bringing us the latest details that the quakes also had parts of northern syria already devastated by a decade of civil war. the world health organization says the disaster is obstructing the movement of assistance and aid to these areas. and yet lives are still being saved. beneath the ramp in afrin, someone is trapped carefully, painstakingly but urgently. this rescue a work to free them. very faintly, a child cries can be heard and then have face is revealed. finally, the little girl is free. with another child rescue by the white helmets, a boy had been trapped under rubble in it lip for more than 20 hours. some hope emerging from beneath the sea of devastation in a country already dealing with the years of civil war. the death toll from the earthquake mounting but despite difficult conditions, the rescue as were con, help pouring in from across the world. these around jerry and rescue crews arriving at aleppo, airport. and in la talk here, russian military personnel joined the rescue effort. every one

and let's bring in our correspondent in a sample. dorian jones, it tell us more about what ed one had to say, a respect to this 3 month state of emergency. well, this declaration of a 3 month state of emergency will be potentially very controversial. given the fact that this will take turkey up to the week before may the 14th, which is the expected date of presidential and took parliamentary elections. so there we think it could be quite a push back over that. but beyond that, one speech will also pay tribute to the rescue workers and the efforts and making. and he spent a lot of time highlighting how this crisis is so different from previous natural. there's also 2nd phase. he pointed out the fact that these 2 consecutive powerful quakes has never happened before yet. and i said that the holy weather conditions, the hampering efforts, but he says, but all of it, he said the rescue service is all delivering. now these comes, there is growing, push back the criticism over the right to the reaction of the emergency services, the growing criticism that they are not getting so many of the

car correspondent, dorian jones. there is stumble while the earthquakes also cause devastation in northern parts of syria near the turkish border, tremor struck parts of the country already struggling after years of civil war. the devastation after the earthquake is evident in theory as not to quake levelled entire buildings in some parts killing sleeping residence. in the early morning hours, ginger bell held in the province residence, described it as the strongest old quake they had seen in their lifetime. i love what i did not buy them of law. we went through horrifying moments in us building at 4 in the morning and we've never witnessed an earthquake like this. thoughts of buildings, of collapse, of my family and i survived. and the neighbors did too, but 5 people died here comes with us all sooner than the situation. it was so intensely, it felt like judgment a day. well that was said, the gun. we all know they say the earthquake here went on for about a minute and a half. what followed was destruction on the sc

support, but it will take time for the area to recover from the loss of life and widespread damage. dorian jones is our correspondent in if stan bowl, he told us more about the situation in turkey right now. well with night descending across the region, the rescue work because of facing of our enemy and that it's cold with temperatures paloma teen below 0 coupled with snow and freezing rain. and that poses a risk of hypothermia will. to me for those traps in the building, up to the many more of those on the streets whose homes have been destroyed or they've been seen those 2 unsafe stay in them and all prove that they we have seen more and more of these buildings collapsing like piles of called wall for more and more off the shots, and along with this of a very powerful earthquake striking the region. and with each of these collapse building becomes a tragic story. in the amana hotel was hosting to secondary school volleyball team . now that hotel is not more than a pile of rubble rescue work is trying to find any one else alive. and as the days and hours on hold, more or more of these tragic st

on a precipice from one minute to the next that the lightest i'm joined by deeply correspondent dorian jones in istanbul. dorian, even for those who escaped injury this time, this must have been an incredibly unsettling, not absolutely found trauma shock. fear from people that up ready, deeply traumatized by the region of millions of people would devastate to 2 weeks ago by that double quake. now this latest of wake, it just adding to the form of these people are suffering. many are running onto the streets and panic. reports of people fainting collapsing, and then coupled with a pulse of collapses of buildings already weakened by the early of quake. and the tragic story of people being trapped in those buildings. and this comes for people that are slowly or hoping that the worst was over the aftershocks, which slowly diminishing. but this lake is new quite well. add to the fear and the question in many people's minds. when is this crisis advocate the em during? what do we know about search and rescue operations? and now the renewed search for survivors. when mercifully there was still many

last hour is 10 bow correspondent, dorian jones, to tell us more about the scale of the disaster. major rescue operation all across turkey. southern border 10 cities have been hit by this massive are quite well most powerful in the country's history, 7.8. and these 10 cities are the millions of people, some of the largest cities in turkey, between images of buildings and men. all the cities of whole apartment blocks of just piled into piles of rubble. according to the vice president, what he said, at least 1700 buildings have collapsed. that number is expected to continue to rise . and now there is desperate such a dig into the rubble to find the bible. we already seen hearing reports, adults, survivors all being pulled out of these piles of rubble. but this is a long and painstaking job ahead. but these rescue workers of turkey organizes up into one of the most biggest rescue operations in the country's history. the scale of this is, is almost unimaginable. can you give us a sense of the challenges that the rescue workers are facing right now? well, this is an extremely difficult

let's go to our corresponding there . dorian jones is standing by. tell us more, 1st vol about the scale of this disaster. dorian, while the country's reeling from this massive, quick on the 2nd quite that had struck the country a few hours ago. this region power to say that this is northern off, the shock for the separate quite that was true good by the initial one. this morning. it was almost the same magnitude and it was felt cause much of the country and that is triggered further classes of buildings all across the quake stricken region. adding to the problems of the emergency workers on those efforts to find people tracked in the rubble of the buildings. and this is just part of this ongoing effort to say what needs to be possibly thousands of people trapped and building all across the country. and with that, the risks of further classes and the off the shops which is only adding to the problems of, of the risk of, of helping the people on the streets who are currently many of them in sub 0 temperatures. that's what i was going to ask you. the ch

i asked a deputies, dorian jones in is temple about the lightest search and rescue operations given what region has just been through. well, mercifully, there was still many search and rescue teams in the area. in fact, that was one payment. the apple, when the quakes truck comes, instead of returning back to their home, they went back to the scene. so to help in this latest emergency of finding people getting people out of the building. so people work close on hand to help. and i think this certainly will help in the efforts of getting people out alive. but this will add to growing concerns. still many people were in these, we can buildings because that was not enough temporary shelter available. we're talking about the government emergency service is helping to how millions of people and many people because of the freezing convent condition, well, forced to go back into these. we come buildings and some of them are beliefs of suffolk, i mean caught him to make his claps from this late. it's quite so there is going to be growing pressure on the emergency service. they get more temporary

now, earlier i spoke with our correspondent dorian jones, who's in is done bull. and he told me about the turkish authorities reaction to this disaster. these are really preparing themselves and they said, this is one of the worst natural disasters this country is faithful to me. the was, is the sheer scale of too powerful of occurring. moving up you out over a boss area which will be about several 100 kilometers. have been bad, the effective in cities own to over 30000000 people with a gang of this after piece to grow according to a parties as many as 17000 buildings up and lead to a collapse. we're talking about tens of thousands of apartments, housing, hundreds of thousands of people. we give them the fact that this is the 1st quote quake occurred in the early morning. many of those people were sleeping on our in tune, in piles of rubble that were once their homes. there's a massive security search and rescue operation. now go home all across the region, but this is been by the bitter, atrocious weather conditions because all of the country is in the grip of th

i also spoke to correspondent dorian jones earlier, who isn't, is done bull, and he gave us an update on the latest. yeah, it's a major rescue operation all across toki, southern boulder. 10 cities have been hit by this massive a great one of the most powerful in the country's history is 7.8. and these 10 cities are the millions of people, some of the largest cities in turkey, 15 images of claps, buildings and make all the city the whole apartment blocks of just piled and piles of rubble. according to the vice president, what he said, at least 1700 buildings have clamped, that number is expected to continue to rise. and now there is separate such a dig into the rubble to find, survive as we already think. hearing report for the survivors all being pulled out of these piles of rubble. but this is a long and painstaking job ahead of these rescue workers. this turkey organizes up into one of the one of the biggest fresco operation in the country's history. the scale of this is, is almost unimaginable. can you give us a sense of, of the challenges that the rescue workers are facing right

i for the latest now we want to go to our corresponded dorian jones. he's an est ambled adore. you know, what more do we know about yet this, this new earthquake? like we said, this is a very powerful of quake around 6.3. i struck around 8 in the evening. locals time near the main city of khaki or in one of the areas that be devastated by those 2 half of quake just a couple of weeks ago. because absolute fear and pandemonium across the creek struck region. many people and 10 cities ran onto the street. people and building also we try to escape the capital off to shock. we have on the san a population of around 13000000, already deeply traumatized from the terrible events of the last 2 weeks. and now this is powerful of quake, which like you said, was felt as far as egypt and also cost too much of turkey as well. i. mr. serve as a warning to the hold of the region that they are still north escape the state trophies quake pack the airport nantucket would still rescue workers who are returning and the apple is very by the time i shake and i know people of abandoned their returning

at a let's cross straight correspondent dorian jones, who is in istanbul store in a 2nd big earthquake has now hit. this is fast turning into a nightmare for turkey isn't it will absolutely. this was a very powerful of quake. according to a forty's, it wasn't enough to show for the quick trigger by the initial quake in the early hours of this morning that comes on top of the hundreds of off the shots that continue to harass will the whole of the region and southern circuit. and this is just adding to the rescue efforts. rescue work night, the problems that they are. they think they're trying to dig into the, to the remains of these claps buildings. which there are believe the over 2000 possibly even more to find survivors that they oh, well trucked deep into the rubble. and this comes at a time when the forces are still trying to grapple and get a handle on the magnitude of the problem. many areas that have been there close to the center of the very powerful up quick. it's still very little news over them video. so a few videos that we have seen a whole street of clamped apartment bloc

i asked a w, dorian jones in istanbul, about the latest search and rescue operations given what region has just been through. well, massively, there were still many search and rescue teams in the area and there was one team at the airport when was quake striking instead of returning back to their homes, they went back to the scene. so to help in this latest emergency of finding people be getting people out of the building. so people work close on hand to help. and i think that certainly will help in their efforts of getting people out life. but this will add to growing concerns. ok. but still many people were in these, we can buildings because it was not a temporary shelter available. we're talking about the government emergency services, happy the house, millions of people, and many people because of the freezing cold winter conditions, well, forced to go back into these. we come buildings and some of them are beliefs of suffolk, i mean, caught in the latest claps from this latest. uh, quite so there is going to be growing pressure on the emergency service to get more temporary shelte

our correspondent dorian jones is in stumble, and earlier i asked him to give us more information on what the officials were discussing. nato secretary general, you saw somebody was outlining the magnitude of the support. the nato is deploying to turkey, particularly thousands upon thousands of tents, which are urgently needed in the region, given the fact of the freezing wind condition to just be hearing about now took a foreign minister, never job or should i pay tribute to the support of nato in a particular personal role of stolen but can be described always the friend of turkey bought the turkey for mister reaffirms is our position to the swedish joy. no said basically sweden had to some reforms in combat. the terrorist threats of toki faces in a sense of being based in sweden, but says still not enough as being done and the phones introduced. they still have to be put into action. troubleshooters did say they were open to finland, joining they said as little problem. they have the food application and nathan secretary general stolen and both the, the peer referring to the ultim

while the w correspondent, dorian jones, is following that story and its double force earlier, i asked him to give us more information on what the officials were discussing at this press conference. nato secretary general in so somebody was outlining the magnitude of the support. the nato is deploying to turkey, particularly thousands upon thousands of tents which are urgently needed in the region. given the fact of the freezing wind condition to just be hearing about now took a foreign minister never java shoals pay tribute to the support of nato in a particular personal role of stolen but can be described always a friend of turkey bought the turkey for mister reaffirms his position to the swedish joy now said basically sweden had to some reforms in combat. the terrorist threat that turkey faces were using of being patient we them but says still not enough. as being done. phones introduced, they still have to be put into action. on this day they were open to finland, joining they said this little problem, they have the food application and nathan secretary general stolen and both the,

that among users aren't want to bring in or corresponded now when it's been bull doria, jones leaving to you. dorian sir, talk us through. hear it or wind declaring a state of emergency. what does that mean exactly. will that be sweeping powers are being given to the presidency and to the security forces. and this decision is going to be proven credit, controversial. given the fact that 3 months will take the take the country up to one week before the expected date of presidential and tal. a mentoring elections. this will be a deep area of concern for the opposition. they're already worried about what can happen with these elections for their declaring the state and notice, see in an area that is going be hotly contested in the polls will be controversial, but president heard one insistent, these measures are necessary given huge scale of towards facing emergency workers, he said that these double earthquake was unprecedented. imposing probably one of the biggest natural disaster challenges of the 100 year republic say he said these majors are needed and pay tribute to the speaker the the emergency