nick beake, bbc news, pazarcik.g round the clock to try to find survivors under the rubble. 0ur correspondent, quentin sommerville, has spent 24 hours, with one rescue team, in the city of antakya. in the darkest hours, a single light shines brightest. in antakya's hour of need... he speaks turkish. ..this man, erdal baris yildirim, has emerged as a savior. he'll climb where others won't dare — deep inside the ruins of this shattered city. anything to save a life. it's been hours since anyone was found here, but still they work late into the night. an amateur mountaineer and professional writer, erdal has taken command here. someone or something is moving inside the building, but they can't reach them. they've tried looking in from the front. no success. they've put a camera probe in. now they're going around the back of the building to see if they can find any sign of life. the floors are sandwiched tight. it's a treacherous space, but erdal�*s crew try to find a way inside. others have rallied to his courage. his

. | the quake centred in kahramanmaras, pazarcik, affected provinces of kahramanmaras, hatay, gazianteplatya, sanliurfa, adana, diyarbakir, and kilis. a 7.4 magnitude is seriously destructive. at the moment, all of our governors are at the head of their duties. gendarmerie, police, turkish armed forces, disaster and emergency teams, turkish red crescent and search and rescue teams from all over the country are being dispatched to the region. the situation in northern syria, with many areas held by rebel groups is also very serious. these pictures were filmed in idlib — they show how buildings have simply collapsed. it's feared many people were inside, sleeping, when the tremor struck before dawn. the white helmets — the medical and rescue group which works in rebel—held areas of syria rescued this child from a collapsed building in azaz, that's a town just a few miles from the border with turkey. syria's government says more than 230 people have been killed, and 600 more injured in government—held areas. the figure in rebel—held territories is not yet clear, but given that they are gene

let's hear from our europe correspondent speaking to families. on wyre this was a day of funerals in pazarcik well, this lady did, with her son. they escaped from the seventh floor. translation: the earthquake was never ending. my son was screaming, but somehow we managed to get down the stairs. when the president visited her town, he is said to have remarked that the disaster was part of the fate 's plan. disaster was part of the fate 's lan. ., disaster was part of the fate 's ian. ., ., , ., disaster was part of the fate 's plan. fate? fate. there is no fate. our fate is — plan. fate? fate. there is no fate. ourfate is in _ plan. fate? fate. there is no fate. our fate is in our _ plan. fate? fate. there is no fate. our fate is in our own _ plan. fate? fate. there is no fate. our fate is in our own hands. - plan. fate? fate. there is no fate. our fate is in our own hands. we l ourfate is in our own hands. we write our own destiny. earthquakes don't kill people, but buildings do. tonight, we watched as mother and son were reunited with father, who had driven for three days to get to. a rare