but cross border it has been slow to reach the worst affected well, we asked our correspondent jojo han earlier, who is in the earthquake zone. had this disaster affected people most well, millions of people here in the region have been either directly or indirectly affected by this catastrophe. their homes, their lives, their memories have been destroyed. they can't go back to their house, they can't return to their jobs, their kids can go to school. hundreds of thousands of people here now have to live in 10th the united nations estimate that 2500000 children are in need of humanitarian assistance. and since you mentioned, be off the shelf, let me give you one more figure. more than 7000 aftershocks were recorded here in the area since the 1st powerful quake struck earlier in february. so this is a nightmare still ongoing. the people we speak with him, particularly the children are scant. they are terrified and doctors say that many earthquake survivors will need serious help with their mental health. they are depressed, they are traumatized and they suffer from stress related to thei

our correspondent jojo han has more. ah, this is what's left of untouched air. once known for its rich heritage, the city now lies in ruins. unrecognizable unreal. in the old city, several streets are still inaccessible, blocked by buildings flattened by the quakes, and cars trucked under the debris. this was the old town of antique. yeah. once popular with tourists, but look at it now. at least half of it is gone. centuries of history ravaged in a few minutes. cherished landmarks has been destroyed here, churches and turkey synagogue, and the hobby b niger mosque. the dome smashed into wood, used to be the prey a whole built in the 7th century. it is considered to be the oldest in turkey. referral shall have fun, so used to live next door. he was trapped under the rubble of his house for more than a day after the quake struck. he tells me for her to come jumper, come on the year after we got out and we saw what had happened on takia the masters here for more than a 1000 years. and when we saw that acculab some of it, we understood how powerful the earthquake wa

earlier, correspondent jojo han told us some more about the situation inside a camp in the turkish city of adama. rescue efforts are coming to an end here in the quaking region in turkey. and now of course, the focus is on the massive humanitarian crisis. hundreds of thousands of people, if not, millions are now homeless. and although there have been huge evacuation efforts to other churches, cities, most of the people have had to say intense for the past week for the past days here in this 10 camp in the city of i don't know, people tell me they are receiving the help they need right now, a workers have just been distributing baby diapers next for the children wet wipes . but there are areas, there are provinces that have been so much was effected. the city of i'm talking, for example, in the province of ha, tie has been almost entirely flattened by the quakes. people still have to stay outside in the open. they urgently need heating, shelter, electricity, but also sanitation hygienists, products. many people here in the area also need psychological help because they are traumatized he

our correspondent jojo han has more. this is woods left of antarctica, once known for its rich heritage. the city now lies in ruins. unrecognizable unreal. in the old city, several st, so still inaccessible, locked my buildings flattened by the quakes and cars trapped under the debris. this was the old town of antique. yeah. once popular with tourists, but look at it now at least half of it is gone. centuries of history ravaged in a few minutes. cherished landmarks have been destroyed here, churches and turkeys synagogue. and the happy be niger mosque, the dome smashed into wood, used to be the prayer, hol, built in the 7th century. it is considered to be the oldest in turkey. remember, we refer, shall, have fun. so used to live next door. he was trapped under the rubble of his house for more than a day or after the quake struck. he tells me for to conjure on for graham, on the year after we got out, we saw what had happened to talk you wish to marston here for more than a 1000 years. and when we saw that acculab, some o

if only in the hope of saving one more life and perhaps another and another our correspondent jojo han is in the earthquake zone in adam had turkey. and she told me more about what has been happening there. her rescue efforts continue frantically here in this city of atlanta as well, where several apartment blogs like the one right behind me had basically collapsed in an instant when the quake struck at this building. i had fought in stories on being told and about 100 people were inside when it happened. doesn't have been chilled here and they just, i've just heard it from over there that they pulled out 2 more dead bodies, but many are still missing. and that is why you are seen so many people on this giant pile of rubble. they're looking for signs of life, and many of them are not professional rescue workers. they are bowlens. here's a just spoke to a young man who said he's living and i don't know he wanted to help. so he came here and now he is digging to survivors with his bare hands. but at the same time, a very bitter reality is also settling and it's very cold. here we have te

or rapport was far by jojo han who's been traveling across the region affected by that her earth, craig, she now joins us from a donna in southern turkey out. welcome a uni eula. i'm what have you been seeing a week on well, to be honest. it is at times very difficult for me to describe what we witness here on the ground because the scale of the destruction and the scale of the grief is just so huge is very difficult to comprehend. like mesa and her family, many survivors have been waiting for days and nights next to collapsed buildings desperately waiting for their loved ones to be retrieved. we have seen how their hopes have slowly faded and many people just now want the chance to say their final goodbyes. we do still see miracle rescue stories on turkish television, but experts say that the chances of finding more survivors are now very, very slim. a many buildings were so poorly constructed that they just collapsed into very tiny pieces, leaving very few spaces for people to survive in. you know, the human body can only survive for so long without water and food. add to that, the fr

if only in the hope of saving one more life and perhaps another and another he w correspondent jojo han is an adina turkey which is in the earthquake zone. you dear, can you tell us what you're seeing there where you are? well, this is one of several residential buildings here in the city central office, which have been hand to rubble. this one i'm being told had 28 apartments. no one was immediately able to tell me how many people were inside the building when the quakes shrunk, or how many have been killed. but many, many people from this building are still missing, and that is why the rest your workers over there off calling for silence every other minutes. because they seem to have had some something, maybe somebody screaming for help and then they would stop working and then continued again. and what you can maybe also see are the many people here waiting because they say they think a relative, a family member or friend a loved one might still be trapped under the rubble. a one man just told me that his uncle was inside the building when the brakes quake struck. and he has not hear

thank you for that jojo, julia han and adama and southern turkey. i hear some all sorts of making news. at this hour, several people have been injured in new york city after a truck driver mounted the sidewalk of robin's pedestrians. driver la police will not chase through the city before being eventually stopped and take him to customer catholic clergy in portugal, abuse nearly 5000 children over the last 70 years. according to an independent commission investigator say, most of the abuses were priests. the commissions war that is fine, is just the tip of the iceberg. israel has launched airstrikes against garza in response to a rocket, apparently fired from the palestinian territory. jets are reported to have struck an underground complex, allegedly used by hamas as an arm step of thousands of demonstrators of rallied outside israel's parliament against to plan judicial reforms. claiming the changes attack democracy. the measures would give the government more power to appoint supreme court judges, and is to say the reforms would correct and the b

sister's desperate weight is finally over a correspond julia han was there for that lengthy, complicated, and yet successful rescue mission jojo. how did say to manage to survive such an old deal with? well, that is of course the question of all questions. but let me tell you a little bit more about the all we have to move guys, i'm very sorry. but really, if you can, if you can hear me, we don't, right? that's good. try continue. appreciate to view it another iteration. here is the situation here, guys. oh, we'll try to talk to you in about 10 seconds. okay. oh no problem. where with you julia. all right. let me know if you see me again. i can see you again. tell me all right. tell me more about what you. okay, let's get back to let's get back to as a net story of course. well, let me tell you a little bit more that the rescue has actually told me that it was neighbors who alerts them to the fact that there was some sound and noise coming from under this pile of rubble. and then the rescue ascend in these search and rescue dogs and the dogs helped to localize vein of and then they created a small path to her through which the

a spring in yula han who has been in turkey's earthquake had region covering this catastrophe for us. just joining us now from his stumble jojo air to one publicly asked for forgiveness. what do people make of that? turkey is only a few months away from crucial elections. and president edward knows that his political future could inch on how the public perceives his governments response to this disaster. one of the largest the country has ever seen. i should mention that many of the quake hill provinces are actually strongholds of prison ad one. and he is ruling islam, conservative aka p. we have seen many people there in amman yesterday, cheering for the president. so i assume that him asking for forgiveness was a festival, a message to his voter base because elsewhere here in the country ahead of important matches have been shouting from the tribune's, calling for the government to resign over an ineffective disaster response. and an overall lack of earthquake preparedness. i spoke with eastern bal residence and asked them for their opinions of how the government's been handling this crisis. many of them have been quite cri