living in several destroyed cities like hatay , the southernmost region affected by the earthquake , is not possible for months and years because this city is completely destroyed. hamid kameli, the destroyed city of hatay in the south of turkey , the general secretary of the palestinian national initiative movement, hamid kameli, said that the team that the zionists had sent to the earthquake-stricken areas of turkey under the guise of the rescue team , mustafa spread historical documents from this country. lc in an interview with the network al-mayadeen said that this group of the covenant hymn fled from turkey after stealing these documents from under the rubble under the pretext of security risk in the earthquake affected areas. at night, people's groups from different countries rushed to the aid of the people affected by the earthquake in syria. these groups disregarded the sanctions of the us and the west in providing food and medicine to the victims of the syrian earthquake. people they rushed to the earthquake-stricken syria and we have chosen soleimani's support for my group

and these pictures show a father and daughter being rescued — again it's in hatay.can see she's lying on top of her dad, that's the pink of her coat. 0ubadah alwan is a spokesman for the syria civil defence, a volunteer group also known as the white helmets. he told me that in syria they hadn't rescued anyone from the rubble since thursday and they need more help from the un. 0ur volunteers on the ground are spread very thin. the catastrophe has definitely put us way over capacity. we are dealing with a population of four million people after this huge, catastrophic situation, and our organisation is approximately 3,000 people on the ground. it is just way too much for one organisation to handle. disappointment and abandonment is definitely a general feeling that is happening. we are seven days into the earthquake, our organisation has been calling for help, for manpower, for rescue equipment, and the first couple of days we were just ignored and left to deal with the situation on our own. 0ur machines were breaking down, volunteers were digging people out with thei

it is believed that in some cities, such as hero marash, adiaman and hatay, which turned into ruins,ause with them are threatening the health situation of the region. these cities are no longer a city, and there are construction debris everywhere. one of the main streets of the cities is completely closed due to the ruins . but today we came here from they have worse sports. the city is completely destroyed. most of the earthquake victims live in iran's cities . they have no choice but to stay under tents or special residences in other cities . it is not possible to live in several destroyed cities, such as hatay, the southernmost region affected by the earthquake, for months and years. because this city is completely out of normality and habitation. hamid kameli of sed and radio news agency, the destroyed city of hatay in southern turkey, the ambassador of turkey knows about the iranian red crescent's aid to the earthquake-stricken people of turkey. the earthquake-stricken people of turkey will not be forgotten for us, president of the jamiat in this meeting, the red crescent emphas

tell state cannot access those areas from the hatay province.— the hatay province.| bit if you can about your campaign at the moment for donations, what are you looking for? film at the moment for donations, what are you looking for?— are you looking for? our campaign here here in _ are you looking for? our campaign here here in nottingham, - are you looking for? our campaign here here in nottingham, with - are you looking for? our campaign here here in nottingham, with the| here here in nottingham, with the community spirit of the turkish and kurdish people from the area, we have started a campaign here in nottingham to help those who have been affected by the devastating earthquake, focusing first on the urgent needs such as tents, blankets and clothes. as you know we are a registered charity, trying to help those people who need the most. we are hoping for people to support people affected by the quake in turkey. there are three different ways to help them with our campaign. we are asking people to donate clothing, also we are asking people to donate some money so

until now, it has not been possible to completely liquidate hatay .of cargo containers were on fire the day before. carriers send cargo to the nearest hubs in the city of iskanderun, where the port is located after the earthquake, a rise in the water level was recorded, the streets were flooded . local media share footage from the scene . 13 million people affected by the earthquake in the country in turkey in search and rescue operations in the disaster area involved more than 53,000 people, an emergency declared for 3 months in ten provinces until february 12, the country declared national mourning. seismologists in azerbaijan predict that aftershocks may continue in turkey and neighboring countries over the next month maria and savushkin andrey mikhailov ruslan bozhko channel one russian the plane arrived the be-200 amphibious aircraft of the ministry of emergency situations of russia, which has no analogues in the world, was filmed in the sky by eyewitnesses. it will be used to extinguish the very large fire that arose on board from the kangurun i

a number of mayors from throughout the province here in hatay are calling for urgent help. for tents, they say more and more people are now needing to be out of any other damaged buildings and into tents. you can see one of the camps set up behind me. but others really feel this is a place they no longer want to call home. tens of thousands of people are thought to have died here in hatay province and i think it is a reminder again tonight that this is an earthquake zone and one they don't feel safe in. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme... treasure trove — this cambodian jewellery dates back more than a thousand years. why's it only now turned up in london? prince charles has chosen his bride. the prince proposed to lady diana spencer three weeks ago. she accepted, she says, without hesitation. as revolutions go, this has had its fair share of bullets, a climax in the night outside the gates of mr marcos's sanctuary, malaca nang. the name itself symbolising one of the cruellest regimes of modern asia. the world's first clone has been produce

a number of mayors from throughout the province here in hatay are calling for urgent help.ng for tents. they say more and more people are now needing to be out of any other damaged buildings and into tents. you can see one of the camps set up behind me. but others really feel this is a place they no longer want to call home. tens of thousands of people are thought to have died here in hatay province, and i think it is a reminder again tonight that this is an earthquake zone, and one they don't feel safe in. that was laura bicker referring on that story for us. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. at least a0 people have died in flooding and landslides in brazil's sao paulo state. the president, inacio lula da silva, has visited the city of sao sebastiao to see the impact of the storms. he has promised government support and called for unity to help the recovery from the disaster. rescuers are continuing to search for people still thought to be trapped in the rubble of collapsed buildings. despite mass protests, israel's parliament has voted to push ahea

in fact, yesterday, german rescuers and the austrian army had to pull some of their rescuers in hatays with an unnamed group. they have managed to start that again, but the situation is such that people feel they have been abandoned, not enough is being done, and that of the situation in turkey, which is what they had a lot more help than north—west syria. they say there may be an underlying human failure as a result of poor buildings being put up, questioning whether this natural disaster has been made worse by questioning methods in construction methods. there is much more online on the bbc news website and the bbc news app. a us fighterjet has shot down an unspecified object over northwest canada, the second such incident in north american skies in as many days. canadian officials said the object threatened civilian air traffic. debris from an object brought down off alaska on friday is being salvaged by us forces. tim allman reports. the f—22 fighter jet. one of the most high—tech, sophisticated pieces of military equipment in the world... ..which has certainly had plenty of targe

the port of iskandron in hatay province has been distorted since last night due to the fire of flammable raw materials, the efforts of the turkish fire brigade to extinguish the fire continue. with 59 feet in the last day and night, this country has the highest number of patients for about 14 years, japan and america are in the next ranks with 52 and 53. in the last day and night , a total of 483 people in the world have been infected with 75,000 people infected with corona have also been infected with this virus. omer pirouz, an iranian cheetah puppy, did not grow up to one year old. yesterday, at ten months of age, due to kidney failure, due to failure of veterinarians , pirouz went to the hospital with a digestive tract problem. the diagnosis of kidney failure was taken under special care and the diagnosis of the veterinarians yesterday was that the asian cheetah started dialysis, but he could not bear it and died on the eve of one year old. last may, pirouz was born with two other cubs by cesarean section at the asian cheetah reproduction center in turan national park. and pirouz was

a number of mayors from throughout the province here in hatay are calling for urgent help.ents. they say more and more people are now needing to be out of any other damaged buildings and into tents. you can see one of the camps set up behind me. but others really feel that this is a place they no longer want to call home. tens of thousands of people are thought to have died here in hatay province, and i think it is a reminder again tonight that this is an earthquake zone, and one they don't feel safe in. laura bicker there. brazil's president has travelled to the state of sao paulo to visit areas affected by flooding and landslides that have left dozens dead. search and rescue efforts are continuing with people still thought to be trapped in the rubble of collapsed buildings. the bbc�*s tim allman reports. seeing for himself the terrible damage nature can cause. president lula da silva aboard a military helicopter flying above some of the towns and villages almost swept away by the mudslides. but even in the darkest of moments, he believes there is hope. translation: if eac

almost a fortnight after the turkey earthquake, a man has been rescued from the rubble of a building in hatay province. the government is facing criticism over the shoddy construction of buildings that were supposed to be tremor—proof. in civilised countries, earthquakes happen and people don't die. unfortunately, in turkey, these kind of earthquakes happen every ten years and people die and they say it is a destiny. no, it is not a destiny. bulgarian police make four arrests after 18 migrants — including a child — were found dead in an abandoned truck. the ukrainian president urges world leaders gathered for a security conference in munich to speed up their support for his country. a qatari consortium bids to buy the english premier league football club manchester united. a british businessman has already put in a rival offer. and the latest marvel superhero movie sets out to conquer the us cinema box office over the presidents day holiday weekend. hello and welcome to bbc news. we begin in memphis, tennessee, where five former police officers have pleaded not guilty to second—degree murder

in addition, a group of russian specialists arrived in the city of hatay, and there, under the rubblee of the buildings, there is supposedly a family of russians with details from turkey, our special correspondent elizaveta khramtsova , turkish president recep taip erdogan is spending all day today in the most affected cities of the republic he began his trip to roman moraša, a city practically stuart face of the earth. now there is less and less hope, if they remain alive at all , too much time has already passed, but then the president of turkey went to the hut and noticed that in these two provinces the situations are approximately the same, he said, and i will quote. we have been hit by two of the biggest earthquakes one after the other, which have no precedent. it's in the world. although the province is the most heavily affected by this earthquake. it certainly has disadvantages it was impossible to prepare for such a big earthquake, but then the head of state announced new figures for the dead. and what is most terrible is that in less than a day the number of victims has more

so in the turkish province of hatay , a woman and a baby were summoned, who was only 10 days old.r of them, he and his mother lived under concrete slabs. this boy spent 110 hours in the stone captivity in goziantep. in the same place , after 115 hours, they managed to save a woman in her sixth month of pregnancy and her seven-year-old daughter. each rescue is now called a miracle , it is believed that after three acres under the rubble , there is almost no chance of surviving, and it has already been 5 days, therefore, the rescuers work for wear and tear, understanding the bill goes for hours and even minutes. russian rescuers in turkey will also work until the end the day before. they were removed from the rubble, five people continue to search today. our group is also active in syria, the russian military from the base came to the rescue immediately after the first tremors, and the military transport board of the vvks brought 20 tons of food. here, specialists from the ministry of emergency situations, including dog handlers and doctors of the department , have already sent two

ruined like hatay in the southernmost region it will not be possible for the earthquake to happen for months and years because this city is completely out of normality and habitation. affiliated to the united nations, based on the report of the car, based on the preliminary evaluations , the colleagues have gone to the children of the camp that the islamic revolutionary guard corps and the red crescent of the islamic republic of iran have set up in one of the earthquake-stricken cities of turkey . their game is one it is a piece of rope, the sound of their laughter when you hear it, you think that they have lost a loved one, their home, their house and even all their toys. now that the relief and rescue operation is over , the earthquake victims have other needs and the children are the priority . there are two painting materials and this tent for elementary school children, which arrived from different places. here, they are divided among the children. if the children are happy, maybe the sadness of the elders will be lessened a little in september of 20 thousand people in the south

here she is being brought up through a hole in the south—eastern province of hatay.getting her out of the hole, she was put on a stretcher and carried out. in turkey, about 80,000 people are now in hospital with more than a million people in temporary shelters. 0ur correspondent tom bateman is near the city of antakya — in the hatay province — the southernmost province of turkey — and has just sent this report. 0n the road here outside the city of antakya, and antakya is devastated, one of the worst affected areas. what's happening here is, people who have managed to escape the city are stopping here. this has become a staging post. you can see this way, there are some tents, not many. these are official turkish aid agency tents, and then there are supplies that have been turning up, but one of the big things that's happening here are the bosses. happening here are the busses. you can see minibuses here, other bosses you can see minibuses here, other buses behind them, and if you come down this way, we will walk this way... there are some turkish troops that have bee

provinces, hatay province has been destroyed due to the earthquake. in syria, according to media reports, the number of victims has reached about 6,000 people, out of 4,400 victims from the region . they are under terrorist control. meanwhile, the doctors without borders organization called for an immediate increase in humanitarian aid to the earthquake victims in northern syria. yesterday, 14 trucks carrying humanitarian aid entered northern syria. western sanctions against syria have slowed down the delivery of aid to the earthquake victims of this country. by attacking areas in occupied quds and bethlehem kidnapped a number of palestinians. zionist regime soldiers also raided the house of palestinian mohammad rezazadeh in the northeast of iran and once again imprisoned the occupiers in the house of one of the palestinians involved in anti-zionist operations . asoudeh is also relieved of the armed conflict with the aggressors, which was not announced by the african union. the african union announced that it had not invited the zionist regime to part

all right, dr ubeyd sakin from hatay, _ a massive earthquake. all right, dr ubeyd sakin from hatay, thank you forjoining us on bbc news. former chelsea and newcastle midfielder christian atsu, who plays for turkish club hatayspor, is still missing in the aftermath of the quake. his partner claire rupio has spoken of her worry as she waits for news about him. she spoke to the bbc earlier. all i know is that, currently, his agent is in turkey, and he's trying to get to the place where it happened. we know that his building has been... well, they know where the building is and they're trying their best to rescue everybody. and they know that there are people still under the rubble, but the problem is that they don't have the equipment necessary to get them out. so, yeah, he's still missing and they don't know where he is. so, it was quite shocking, as you can imagine, if the club is confirming, saying he has been found and alive and taken to hospital, and 11 hours later, my children had to hear it from the radio, saying that they still don't know w

the work of the rescuers themselves in hatay, where the body of a belarusian citizen and her son wasnd, is becoming more and more dangerous. rescue time. after the earthquake in turkey, a new fault was formed, its depth is about 30 m, and the width of about 200 is still being formed, as the houses of cards of the turkish authorities report that the destructive force of the earthquake is comparable to the explosion of 500 atomic charges. such a catastrophic scale of the tragedy is not only the result of the elements in istanbul, when trying to escape from the country , the chief architect of a residential complex in the long-suffering city of hatay in one of the provinces, arrested eight more people, as the authorities believe. do these people know the reasons why the houses instantly became a pile of rubbish evgeny belousov tv news agency? well, as we noted above, the belarusian special squad of bison continues its rescue mission on turkish soil, on account of the guys three saved lives and tons of disassembled concrete will grow. this number of victims by our rescuers. also, 17 bodi

but this is beginning to phase out now here in hatay province.ght officials said there were about 90 active search and rescue operations taking place. but now the chances of finding people alive are very slim to none, really. so the operations have really moved into search and recovery. they have been pulling many, many dead bodies across the city and across the earthquake zone. you have also got this going on. you have got the diggers, excavators working across hundreds of sites just in this province alone where they are moving the debris, also locating dead bodies. i mean, as you can see, we are masks here. it is so hard to breathe. you have got the dust coming out, the cement dust, the fires that are burning. they are also pulling out dead bodies. so everyone around, a lot of people have been wearing masks. it's very, very hard to breathe here. what we understand, there was about 300 apartments. these were buildings where, you know, you can still see some of the survivors around these sites. and it's absolutely heartbreaking to see. you have g

hatay missing three kazakhs.a sent a group of rescuers to the place , volunteers joined them and take the head. the whole country followed the search. guys everyone. good night. we flew to the airport, and now the guys are going, unfortunately, found delayed until 8:00 am. helps rasul and abiki. abay, messi, who else is here timur is driving up, and we will fly out together. this is the group here. guys, came to the newspapers. and we were met here by car. now we will buy provisions for ourselves, because we do not know how much we will be there and we will move towards grab. it was possible to determine the specific house, all three of them should have been under the ruins of completely destroyed six-story buildings, thanks to selfless work, the girl was found alive and pulled out from under the rubble, the search did not stop, around the clock. search the screen also continues, and we need to find a crane from 70 tons, then, uh, we need fpv drones or some cars to launch and fly into this building. this building

unfortunately, as in hatay. could tell. how much damage in this in the area where you _ you could tell. how much damage in this in the area where you are - this in the area where you are now and how much fear is there that there are buildings which have been left by the last earthquake for a susceptible any more trimmers like the one we saw? 1 susceptible any more trimmers like the one we saw?— the one we saw? i believe that gazientep _ the one we saw? i believe that gazientep was _ the one we saw? i believe that gazientep was not _ the one we saw? i believe that gazientep was not so - the one we saw? i believe that gazientep was not so badly - the one we saw? i believe that - gazientep was not so badly affected ljy gazientep was not so badly affected by yesterday�*s earthquake, but still, there is a great deal of fear around. i�*ve been speaking to my colleagues from our partner in an organisation inside of syria, and they are kind of... they have hospitals in areas adjacent to the turkish border. they were say

it is not possible to live in several destroyed cities, such as hatay, the southernmost region affected by the earthquake, for months and years, because this city hamid kameli, sada and sima news agency, the destroyed city of hatay in the south of turkey is completely out of normal and inhabited, but unicef announced that a large number of children in turkey have lost their loved ones due to the earthquake. initial assessments my colleagues went to the children of the camp that the islamic revolutionary guard corps and the red crescent of the islamic republic of iran set up in one of the earthquake - stricken cities of turkey. don't you think that they have lost a loved one, their home, house, and even all their toys. now that the relief and rescue operation is over, the earthquake victims have other needs and the children are doing crafts with two ping pong tables and i wanted paintings and gifts for the children it is different, it will be divided among the children, and those who are happy may be a little less sad for the elders, in september 20,000 people died in the south of turkey

we're flying to the first drop—off, near hatay, the worst—affected region in turkey. survivors say help took more than two days to arrive. at least 20,000 people lost their lives here. further down the coast, it took more than two weeks to get basic shelter to the people of remote kapisuyu. villagers need to stay to feed their livestock. guner�*s daughter was killed in the earthquake. she's now too frightened to live under this roof, especially after the area was hit by another tremor on monday. translation: we live in fear. we can't sleep well at night. . when the quake happened, we suddenly woke up. what can we do? we can't go outside either, it's cold. there is nothing that can be done. there have been major challenges to overcome to help people like guner. contents co nte nts a re contents are temporary. she says she needs a new home. there have been major challenges. airports are damaged and landing in remote areas has been difficult. some of these guys have been flying over 1000 hours since the earthquake struck. they say they will continue to keep going as long

laura bicker, bbc news, in the skies over hatay.in ukraine have emerged at the g20 finance ministers' meeting in india. moscow has accused the united states and other western nations of destabilising the talks. no closing statement was agreed, as russia and china refused to accept a passage condemning russian aggression. 0ur political correspondent leila nathoo is in bangalore, and sent us this analysis of india's role. it's here in the hills near bangalore that the first major meeting of the g20 under india's presidency has taken place, a forum to discuss issues affecting the world economy. the fallout from the ukraine war is having a huge impact. but prime minister modi's address was notable for the absence of any mention of russia's invasion. instead only referencing rising geopolitical tensions. india maintains a neutral stance on the war, a position starkly at odds with g7 countries condemning russia, reaffirming their support for ukraine and calling for further sanctions. india wants a very different conversation, it wants to

he plays for hatay, he signed a one-year- hatay, he signed a one—year contract, and he had a very goodwith him? he when did you last had contact with him? , ,., ~ ., . when did you last had contact with him? , , ., . .,, him? he spoke to the children last time on saturday _ him? he spoke to the children last time on saturday morning. - him? he spoke to the children last time on saturday morning. that i him? he spoke to the children last. time on saturday morning. that was the last time that i heard from him. i cannot imagine the moment that you heard that the earthquake first try, thatis heard that the earthquake first try, that is something no one should have to go through. —— first struck. yes. to go through. -- first struck. yes, i had a to go through. -- first struck. yes, i had a lot — to go through. -- first struck. yes, i had a lot of— to go through. -- first struck. yes, i had a lot of missed _ to go through. -- first struck. yes, i had a lot of missed calls - to go through. -- first struck. yes, i had a lot of missed calls on - to go through. -- first struck. yes, i had a lot

hamid kameli, the reporter of turkish radio and television news agency in hatay, turkey.mality of khashan street again at the same time, the aid of several countries to the victims of the syrian earthquake continues. we can see the report of sada and sima news agency's demesh in this regard. the aid of friendly countries, especially in the form of popular campaigns, continues to reach the earthquake-stricken cities of syria in the northwest of this country. this convoy is one of the the convoys of the iraqi people reached the city of aleppo with the efforts of the hezbollah battalions of this country. i don't want the westerners to face their cruel sanctions, but the earthquake on monday evening with a magnitude of 6.8 shook the cities of syria again and caused the and fear will prevail over the people again of course, when we returned home , the second earthquake occurred and caused us to return to the open air again . we slept in the car last night . no, according to the latest statistics of technical groups, less than 15% of houses are habitable, in other words, the nu

hatay lost three kazakhstanis, astana sent a group of rescuers to the place , and volunteers joined themgging behind the whole country followed the search. good night guys, we flew to the airport, and now we are going with the guys, unfortunately, we found that we were detained until 8:00 in the morning. yes, it helps here. uh, messi is still exactly here timur drives up, and we will fly out together. this group of guys came to gonty. and we were met here by car. now we will buy provisions for ourselves, because we don't know how much we'll be there and we'll move towards enough. it was possible to determine the specific house, all three should have been under the ruins of a completely destroyed six-story building, thanks to selfless work, the girl was found alive and pulled out from under the rubble, the search continued around the clock. polish tap also continues. uh, we need to find a faucet from 70t next. uh, we need fpv drones or some kind of cars to launch and fly into this building under the structure and look. uh, how do you get there, but you need thermal imagers, you need sound

actually come our operations or in our main operation office in hatay.st horrible experience. in 12 years of our work and training as an emergency relief organisation inside syria, we have learned and seen that almost all have come to experience something they were well trained on emergency response protocol, all of that went out the door because none of the communications worked. no one could respond. it was something outside the order. 50 could respond. it was something outside the order.— could respond. it was something outside the order. so for the first 30 hours. — outside the order. so for the first 30 hours. we _ outside the order. so for the first 30 hours, we were not— outside the order. so for the first 30 hours, we were not able - outside the order. so for the first 30 hours, we were not able to i outside the order. so for the first i 30 hours, we were not able to learn anything, for all the mechanisms we had come all the back—up systems we had come all the back—up systems we had commit because the whole city which we did not know worked very

information about the two dead ukrainians as a result of the earthquake in to the turkish city of hatayever, they were rescued from under the ruins of the building, as well as information about four wounded ukrainians with minor injuries. we managed to update contact with 30 or 38 citizens relatives were looking for, and now the search for contacts with 19 ukrainians who, according to available information, were in the area of ​​this natural disaster, is still ongoing. a ukrainian woman from the city of adana, which was located in the epicenter of the earthquake, told the voice 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 ,

survivors, freed after more than 270 hours trapped in the ruins of an apartment building in the centre of hatay growing anger over the collapse of buildings that were advertised as ea rthquake—proof. our correspondent nick beake has been investigating why so many buildings seemingly crumbled in the quakes, and sent this report from gaziantep in southern turkey. night and day, they've been waiting for a miracle, but there's no sign of one. their relatives lived in the most expensive part of this city. that meant nothing as their apartment block turned to dust. emre, whose five loved ones are missing, says so many people are to blame. translation: they have the blood of the people i who died here on their hands. it's not right to scapegoat the contractor. the ones who approved this building are responsible, together with the government and the state. the next morning, we come back to try to find out why these four blocks collapsed while all around, others stood firm. first, we go to the petrol station next door. their cctv footage shows how first, the lights shake, then people run before a blanke

uh, we received information that in the city of hatay, and under the rubble there is a russian familyese are women and two children. accordingly, we immediately contacted our turkish colleagues from the city of hatay is located from us, uh, well, 50 km is practically and, accordingly, uh, we they trusted, as our colleagues did, that a detachment immediately went there in order to start working to dismantle the rubble, in accordance with this situation. we keep under special control, and contact them every hour. and now, uh, in the morning there was information that they did not have enough strength, but in order to quickly sort out the rubble and confirmation that this family is still with us there. and therefore, we have decided to put forward our reserve. today, the russian group of rescuers, including the deployment of an airmobile hospital is also planned, which will be attended by 40 medical specialists of various profiles, including general surgeons. psychologists of course, a very large and dense work should be carried out with the local population over the past night. today we

hatay provinces where one of the first international teams to arrive started work today.d last night. our middle east correspondent 0ur middle east correspondent quentin somerville watched as they set to work. antakya has struggled to get help. even turkish aid has been slow to arrive here. international rescuers — nowhere to be seen. antakya has been calling out for help for days and finally it's arrived, and it's arrived in force. that brings its own problems. the streets are absolutely jam—packed. there's still a lot of people in need here, but most of this aid is local. it's turkish aid. we've hardly seen any international aid here. but today, in fact, a few hours ago, the first team from britain arrived. these are international search and rescue firefighters from all over the uk. they say they're first international rescue team to make it here. they're meant to be only assessing damaged buildings at the moment, but already they've found someone. phil irving normally runs a fire station in wales. in this location, we've located a 60—year—old woman who's alive talking

hatay. there in the region, there is practically no, communication scale is not destruction.y were even stronger than expected before. and also there is now lacking, elementary hands. that is , even if we mobilize all the forces that all of anatolia possesses, this will not be enough to dismantle the rubble and provide assistance to the survivors. uh, that's why now the turkish authorities are actively uh, out of great gratitude , they accept the help that foreign states send more and more here in the affected regions. in addition, there is an acute shortage of food at gas stations in the affected regions, and there are queues of cars. after all, there are a lot of gas stations. now they are just closed and that's it. this is exacerbated by normal winter weather. yes, turkey is a warm country, but still february. here you can see what the weather is like in istanbul and unfortunately in the southeastern regions. it's also raining and snowing right now. and this, of course, aggravates the situation alexandra thank you, thanks for the information from turkey was elizaveta khram

residents anxiously searched for loved ones among the wreckage in hatay. >> i relatives are dead. my sister's daughter died. she was 17. my sister's in-laws children are stranded under the rubble. she is there were three children. they are not rescued yet. god, please help us. please pray for us. i beg you, pray for us. pray for us. there are aftershocks. it is uncertain what will happen to us. and make of the earthquake struck as fighting continued along the turkiye-syria border. united nations reports more than formerly people in northwest syria where the adly earthquake struck already rely on humanitarian assistance. the humanitarian said is preventing aid workers from entering into the region. >> it has damaged roads used to use for humanitarian work. we have to be creative and how to get to the people and how to get to them assistance. amy: we will have the latest on the earthquakes after headlines. ukrainian officials say russia's military is massing hundreds of thousands of troops for a renewed offensive in eastern ukraine set to begin as early as next week. this comes amid

besides a group of russian specialists arrived in the city of hatay.re, under the rubble of one of the buildings, there is supposedly a family of russians. and now we will see footage of the fire extinguishing of a be-200 amphibious aircraft of the russian emergencies ministry in the area of ​​the port of iskanderun. the aircraft arrived in turkey the day before to eliminate the fires after the earthquake. correspondents. dmitry gorgon and alexandra bible were russian rescuers on site with rubbles around the clock are searching, survivors nearby, literally across the road, relatives and friends of those who may be under all this pile of steel and concrete, have not left their places for the third day in anticipation of good news, different in nationality and religion today in difficult days for turkey . people from different countries bykovoks are saving lives front of work of incredible scale requires strengthening as part of the execution of the instructions of russian president vladimir putin, the head of the russian emergencies ministry alexander k

this is the moment a 64—year—old woman was pulled from the rubble in the city of hatay.urs. her son, here in the red jacket, is by her side. our europe correspondent, nick beake, has travelled from gaziantep, the epicentre of the quakes, to one community shattered by the disaster. we're venturing into turkey's remote mountainside. but it all looks so familiar, because village after village bear the same scars. we decide to stop at a place called urdek and find the dead now outnumber the living here. it's a tiny part of a wider tragedy in which we don't expect to meet mehmet and fatma from north london. which one is your house here? this one. they were visiting here when the earthquake struck. seven members of their family were killed. tried to save them. ali shouting here, "save me, save me," which saved ali. but shamsi, kamal, aisha... no answer, nothing. we shout they name, they not answer. they say they want to show us exactly where each life ended, including the youngest — asrah, just two years old, her cousin aisha, 16, and amad effa, who was looking forward to cele

hours ago , rescuers were pulled out from under the rubble of a residential building in the village of hatay, a citizen of belarus , alexandra akanar, and her son, aleyka mal, alas, preliminary news that they are not confirmed to be alive. and now it looks like a novel morash from the air. now the city is ruins by now, the total number of victims of the earthquake in turkey and syria reached 24.150 people more than 90.000 injured all these figures, probably not final, and the chances of getting people out alive are falling every minute . from the olive groves in the provinces of attay, now and forever divided in two by a deep sinkhole , the houses still continue to crumble in power. turkey reports that the destructive power of the earthquake is comparable to the explosion of 500 atomic charges.

laura bicker, bbc news, in the skies over hatay.out power in michigan three days after one of the worst ice storms in decades knocked out utility poles and wires. tens of thousands across the western united states are also without power as a rare cold weather system continues to pummel parts of california. widespread snow and flooding have forced several road closures in los angeles and san francisco is expected to experience record cold temperatures over the next 2a hours. but officials say the worst is yet to come. i'm joined now by climate professor richard rood from the university of michigan. richard, thank you forjoining us on bbc news. we havejust seen pictures of those awful weather conditions. tell us, how concerned are you by this dramatic change in the weather? what is the situation like at the moment?— what is the situation like at the moment? the situation for me is quite _ the moment? the situation for me is quite good _ the moment? the situation for me is quite good at _ the moment? the situation for me is quite good

laura bicker, bbc news, in the skies over hatay.dered the festival�*s top prize. it was given to french director nicolas philibert�*s documentary about a floating day care centre for adults with mental disorders on the bank of the river seine in paris. and the director used his winner�*s speech to highlight the film�*s work to improve the image of those with mental illnesses. we do not always distinguish very clearly between patients and carers. and that�*s fine. i try to reverse the image that we always have of mad people, so discriminating, so stigmatising. i wanted us to be able, if not to identify with them, at least recognise what unites us beyond our differences. something like a common humanity. the feeling of being part of the same world. huge crowds packed the streets of sydney for this year�*s gay and lesbian mardi gras parade, one of the biggest events of its kind in the world. among them was australia�*s prime minister anthony albanese, but not everyone was pleased to see him. phil mercer reports from sydney. anthony alb

earlier in hatay and other success but these rescues are becoming rarer by the hour.. any rescue operation instead a recovery one. hundreds of syrian refugees who once fled the conflict in their own country are now queueing to get back into it. this is a rare crossing point from turkey into syria and people here say the life they once had in turkey has been left in ruins. translation: , ., , translation: everything was destroyed- _ translation: everything was destroyed- i — translation: everything was destroyed. i have _ translation: everything was destroyed. i have lost - translation: everything was destroyed. i have lost my - translation: everything was destroyed. i have lost my four| destroyed. i have lost my four brothers. we have nowhere else to say and that is why we are living. to say and that is why we are livina. .,, w ., living. those returning face an uncertain _ living. those returning face an uncertain future. _ living. those returning face an uncertain future. in _ living. those returning face an uncertain future. in the - uncertain future. in the north—

being pulled up through a hole in the floor of a building in the south—eastern turkish province of hatayho we can see here — said the girl is called cudi — and that she had been buried for 147 hours. after getting her out of the hole, she was put on a stretcher and carried out. how terrified must she have been? in turkey — about 80,000 people are in hospital, with more than1 million in temporary shelters. i'm joined now by professor mustafa erdik — an earthquake engineering specialist and professor emeritus at bogazici univeristy in istanbul. professor, thank you very much for joining us. we heard that police haveissued joining us. we heard that police have issued more than 100 arrest warrants in connection with poor building standards. talk to us, if you would come about the expectations of building standards in this part of turkey, where we have seen these earthquakes strike. well, building standards in turkey are as good as anywhere else in the world, the difficulty is not really the standards but with conforming. and then uppishly, legal and demonstrated accountability for that. in t

in addition, a group of russian specialists arrived in the city of hatay.here, under the rubble of one of the buildings, there is supposedly a family of russians, as for the dead and their latest data to this an hour more than 9,000, and the number of injured approached 53,000, and the situation of our special correspondent alexander is one of the earthquake-affected cities in southeast turkey the patient of the local authorities corner 40% of the buildings in the city now look like this solid ruins city is a large sixth most populated in the country , only according to official data , one and a half million people live here; according to unofficial data, there are twice as many refugees from syria , which is only a few tens of kilometers from here, and today in goziantep, perhaps, not to find a single family that would not have been affected in one way or another by this tragedy, jamila cannot hold back her tears. she recently moved from this area in a house that no longer exists, friends remained. their children are now under this pile of concrete, and th

laura bicker, bbc news, in the skies over hatay.ood afternoon. rarely has a week off in the six nations been quite so dramatic. the tournament returns today with wales having averted a strike after resolving a dispute between the players and the union. while ireland have the chance to continue their path to a grand slam in the early game against italy in rome. wales' game against england is on after the decision on wednesday was reached following extensive negotiations. and coach warren gatland was forced to delay naming his team. cancelling the match would have been very costly for the union, and those in cardiff who benefit from the occasion but captain ken owens is glad to be moving on. we need a win to get pride back in the shirt after two defeats. like i said, it has been a horrendous two weeks. but we can only focus on the rugby now and moving forward, that's what we need to concentrate on. that kicks off in around an hour and a half's time. meanwhile, ireland are looking for their third win out of three. they are in rome and

explosions and a fire occurred in two areas in turkish hatay gas pipeline. due to severe damage , houses continue to collapse in the footage of the moment of the emergency in the city of shanly urfa. the fortress, which is included in the unesco world heritage list, was destroyed in the province of gaziantep. accurate information about the time of construction and architecture of the object has not been preserved. it is only known that its history totaled about 6,000 years. azerbaijan sent a detachment of 370 rescuers to turkey. baku will also deliver equipment and essentials to the earthquake zone on readiness to help turkey and syria and stated authorities of russia, kazakhstan, georgia and the eu. the earthquake also broke out in a number of syrian provinces. there, the number of victims is also in the hundreds in the country, the railway communication was stopped to check the condition of the tracks. i have four children, a wife. we were at home, and slept peacefully felt tremors. they were very strong, so they decided to hastily leave the house, but at