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now when we begin to kn where you are secretary of state, anthony ben can is touring some of the west head areas. nearly 2 on some 2 earthquakes that devastated the region. more than 46000 people have died. he has been touring area that's badly impacted. the turkish government says at least $84000.00 buildings. and more than 332000 homes have either been destroyed or are too damaged to be used. the visit comes just as tricky as emergency services agency has called an end to search and rescue efforts. for those who have survived, the situation remains extremely difficult. at the un estimates over 5000000 people in syria alone have been left homeless by these quakes. there are no official numbers in to kia, but the impacted area has a population of about 14000000. or we have a team of correspondence covering this disaster across the region. but let's begin with phenom costio in ankara. she's had the headquarters there of to kids, emergency management agency, seen him as we've been hearing you as secretary of state anthony, when can is in turkey. what is he been seeing? yes, the arrive t

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