u. n. through this one border crossing barbara. however, there are some other than the other countries that are using the other border crossings between turkey in north and syria. they have brought in some basic food, 1st human and hearing aid, for example, from northern iraq courtesan regional government, or saudi arabia. but it's very limited, no big rescue and so forth. and people are sitting there in empty tins. they're women and children that are still wearing the clothes of the night of the, the earthquakes where they desperately need water. they need food, they need tens, they need shelter and heating. and we don't have this major aid response that we see in turkey, unfortunately, and people feel let down. we've heard them and on a destroyed bidding, for example, there was this writing saying we have died. thank you for letting us down. can you explain to us how the political situation inside syria is affecting the humanitarian efforts? there? the front lines inside syria, a definite, the hampering a rapid and pragmatic huma

u. n. h came through the bible hope or the crossing with only around a 150 trucks, enter to be a border crossing since the a 2 weeks ago. and also the civil defense team stated that they haven't received any international search and rescue teams or specialist in extracting the families that are still under the rubble. currently they are ok they, they worked on checking the, the damaged building from the previous earthquake, wiley, yesterday, while they were continuing their operations. another us with the area causing additional damage. these buildings were already severely affected by the a previous. we talked to many people as you can see behind me, i'm gonna leave you with a picture. many of these people are already i d, b s from different areas across northwestern assyrian dar, a currently, some of them are, this is be a 5th displacement journey on some of them even more than that. a told us that they have been already living in har. circumstances due to the 12 year ongoing war, actually some activists in the area to told us that a, b, b yes. okay. really, but that nor cornish, we thank you

u. n. a convoy has arrived in syria for the 1st time since the earthquakes. the 6 truck convoy passed through the bible, how a crossing into rebel held areas, whoever the u. n says it needs a lot more resources to deal with a disaster. we're trying to reach syria and on particularly northwest syria through all modalities. and we're going to be ramping up our cross border assistance as today is just the beginning of it. we already have preposition items in the northwest, syria, and right now we're getting all the stops and so we can continue the process. border resolution and other news ukraine's president has received a standing ovation at the european parliament in an address to mph for laudermill zelinski. thank you. leaders for their support and ukraine's war with russia. zalinski said his country is not only fighting for survival, but for that of europe. ukraine has received humanitarian and military aid from european countries since the beginning of the war. m. 23 rebels in east and democratic republic of congo are reportedly close to taking the key strategic town of soccer. thousands of

of the african union. russia is one of the main international players and has never stopped through the u. n. russian africa have always been friends and today they are friends. but we need to give a little momentum to our relationship. bella region president, alexander lucas shanker, received a warm welcome in south africa as he made his 1st today visit in zimbabwe. the leaders of the 2 states discuss as strengthening of bilateral ties in areas such as politics, mining and agriculture. ah . following the recent visit to them, bob, whereby his excellency alexander lucas jenko, the country of bella roofs, and the country of zimbabwe assigned a number of memorandums of understandings, aimed at strengthening economic ties between the 2 countries. zimbabwe also received a total of $300.00 tractors and his excellency, alexander lucas jenko, encouraged zimbabwe to be brave. in the face of sanctions. sunk to american, civil americans have imposed sanctions against you, not because you are mel democratic but because you decided to take control of your country and mineral force, you do not allow all

u. n. 8 convoy has passed through the back of our crossing into serious rebel held areas are so set up begins our coverage from carroll manor rush. the epicenter of the 2nd death quake. good zahida has been waiting here for more than 80 hours, hoping to find her loved was her son, daughter in law and grandchild, are still under this rubble reports on there so that people know my pain. my dear ones are burning under this rubble. the studio family has 6 relatives in the same collapsed building. they fill out the civil war and came to caught him on my dash to begin a new, safe with life here. this turkish m seating families are now sharing the same pain . people are trying to cope unless they are relying on aid and sleeping in cars as the off the shocks continue. oh, i'll awkward that. i got, shall save us. we are now refugees. she says, death and life are intertwined. here, as survivors are for why the food, the dead bodies keep arriving. this was one of the largest stadiums in common rush . it has now been turned into tents city for those who survived that houses $3000.00 people around 15 in e

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thanks so much for helping us through that in show from the n u. s. national university in simple. thank you. and you create a president. zalinski says his country deserves to start talks on joining the european union. this year. is comments came and he's not the address following initial meetings or commission president, a phone line, a joint you crime summit you later today, keith. as rushes war and ukraine approaches its 1st anniversary, ukrainian dream if you membership is unlikely to be achieved quickly. there was the steel of a family get together. this members of the you commission gathered in cave for a historic joint meeting with the ukranian government. he, you commission president or to live on the lion, said they were there to show you up stands as firmly as ever, with ukraine in its war with russia. our presence in chief to day gives a very clear signal. the whole of the european union is in this with ukraine for the long haul. and we will stand up for ukraine as we stand up for the fundamental rights and the respect of the international law. but amid still the smiles

u. n. the not enough help is getting through, but syria. just announce earlier that these 2 new border crossings are going to be open. is that like them to help the situation that you think when i think that every effort that the international level there will be much more money than any. and that is what i mean. wescal menus might not mean, but needed to think about the situation the way before the way many power proceeded just whenever it comes to the lack of fuel. we also call it our insights, just name a few. we have lack of a machinery and we saw that this lack was pretty bad during the day when for infants that need to be cleaned by the day, by the so then they will buy their clinic and go to every quarter. that can be much more you might, that any country is war. me welcome. well then these are the my foot because needs immense. and these were not on. there's not something that we're finishing today tomorrow just to final point to you. i mean, it's been a week now since the quake struck, so the rescue operations a starting to wind do

u. n. aide convoy has passed through the bub how, how a crossing into serious rebel held areas. bernice smith begins our coverage with this report for miss gunderson in hattie province, where the search is on for signs of life, amidst the devastation. ah, when the whistle blows, hopes rise. there are at least 21000 rescue personnel still looking and listening for signs of life among the ruins of the villages, towns and cities of hot i in southeast and turkey survivors a desperate for something to show that a loved 1 may still be alive were buildings of pancake in seconds as a chance, some one has been tossed into a gap. maddening demur has been a rescue for 7 years and owns a construction company. is in it would allow that we need to take advantage of the 1st 72 hours to rescue people alive. unfortunately, people don't know what to do when earthquakes happen. they don't know what to look for in a house before they purchase one. is that durable? how is it built, if you buy 30 to 40 year old houses with renovated facades? this is what is going to happen to them. is cameron's port is on fi

u. n. said it wasn't the sanctions to blame for the lack of aid getting through, but the actions of the syrian president, the, the u. s. made it very clear on day one that we would provide assistance directly to the syrian people through any means possible. where the blame lies is with the syrian government. i spoke to the white helmets. i spoke to several international and jose, and they were working around the clock to get support directly into syria. but it was heart, a sad, can't clean up his act with a natural disaster. while most of the internet still help with center here with the epa center of the quick, most affected that region, causing tens of thousands of deaths and the toppling of thousands of buildings. just an incredible scene. really. in contrast, syria faced a lack of rescue equipment and delayed receiving needed medicine despite over 3 and a half 1000 people losing their lives in the natural disaster. local authority, see american economic sanctions, complicated getting assistance to rescue russia was one of the 1st countries to provide help to the last sending military and a

thanks so much for helping assert through that in show from the n u. s. national university in simple. thank you. now to ukraine or the president of laudermill zalinski says his country deserves to start talks on joining the european union this year. and the comments in his nightly address follow initial meetings with commission president of the found a line ahead of a join to ukraine. some it later in the keith. but as it rushes, war in ukraine approaches is 1st anniversary. the ukranian dream of membership is unlikely to be achieved quickly. there is the steel of a family get together. this members of the e commission gathered in cave for a historic joint meeting with the ukranian government. he, you commission president, ought to live on the lion said they were there to show you up stands as firmly as ever, with ukraine in its war with russia. our presence in chief today gives a very clear signal. the whole of the european union is in this with ukraine for the long haul. and we will stand up for ukraine as we stand up for the fundamental rights and

the earthquake caused entered through the barrel house, such as a portable hospitals or assertion, a search, an international search and extraction operations. however, the u. n. a stated that additional aid will answer through the newly opened humanitarian border crossings and the previously opened a border crossing above a hoa. so how are people coping in the aftermath of all of this? well, the people are now staying in either temporary shelters that were installed bye and g o. even before the latest earthquake that hit the region and bees are, these shelters are now crowded with the victims of, of the, of the 3 us who exerted the areas of north assyria. we saw many people living in an already hard circumstances as they are. they were already internally displaced up to more than 5 times. and many of them a didn't even have the opportunity to stay in a temporary shelter centers and are currently living either in staying either in their cars or on the streets. or even some of them are staying under the rubble of their, of their a damaged buildings. and nobody knows, actually what's gonna happen to these people as the they're a suffering is on the arise due to

u. n. a. and since the beginning of the disaster are around $350.00 u and trucks entered to, to the areas of north a centria through babylon. however, the crossing with turkey and did the n g o z and the people a say they don't to me at the civility of the situations as they are in desperate need of a shell of the a shelters are a long term shelters to hold these families and the environment they are living in right now, a will, a will, will a be a will be infected by diseases, especially after the latest fred of the cholera. no car wash for. thank you very much for that. a update for as life from it live in syria. thank you. now a u. s. delegation has visited the palestinian town of what are after it was attacked by israeli settlers on sunday. special representative for palestinian affairs. hardly armada met with the victims. israeli settlers burned down several homes and businesses and cars. there's been an escalation of violence in the past few days. to israeli settlers was shot dead near the city of nablus, and another israeli american was shot on highway near jericho. sire hi roth has more. i'm here at one of

for the 1st time since the earthquakes, the 6 truck convoy pass through the bub how, how are crossing into rebel held areas. however, the u. n says it needs a lot more resources to deal with the disaster. trains president has received a standing ovation that the european parliament loan is zalinski. thank you. leaders for their support in ukraine's war with russia and said his country is not only fighting for its survival for that of europe. m. 23 rebels and east and democratic republic of congo are reported the close to taking the key strategic town of soccer. thousands of civilians are fleeing the fighting. 2 days ago, 8 people were killed when the united nations peacekeeping convoy taking supplies to goma was attacked. people displaced by the violin, so angry at a perceived lack of action by the un force to protect them. okay, you're up to date those, the top stories, the stream is coming up next asking what's needed to enter the energy crisis in south africa? how do you see control information? how did the narrative include public opinion? how if this is intentionally, can we blame the story? the lithium post dissects th

through. there was a lot of aid that was prepositioned. on friday, the u. n. released $25000000.00 and emergency assistance for syria bringing the total so far to $50000000.00. an assessment team is now on the ground, however, and needs are expected to far exceed that. a flash appeal for donations is expected early next week. a damn in northern syria has been damaged, prompting concerns about the safety of critical facilities in both syria and turkey . and as some as a down our reports, one village has learned 1st hand how concern can quickly become catastrophe. walter, the source of life is now a threat to it now to lulu rebel held northwestern syria. monday's earthquake damage the afrin dam, creating a crack that sent its waters gushing and flooding a nearby village. when you've endured war and an earthquake wading through flood waters is a bitter cherry on a cake soaked in misery. marvellous mccarthyism. we survived the earthquake, but we're displaced. my family was living in a 10, but then the flooding started. now i don't know what will happen to them. t

u. n. was meeting to mark the upcoming one year anniversary of moscow's invasion worth of nigeria as presidential candidates have signed a piece. pledge, promising to seek redress through the courts for any grievances. the move aims to quell fears that a close pole may trigger violence. saturday's vote is tip to be the country's most credible election since military rule ended in 1999. in china sections of a huge open pit coal mine collapsed on wednesday, claiming 4 lives with 49 people still missing. the mine is in china's inner mongolia region, which is a major producer of coal, c. c t. v footage captured the moment that the catastrophic land 5 took place. hundreds of emergency helpers were sent to the region. a rescue operations were suspended on thursday after a further landslide inside the mine. china relies heavily on coal for energy generation and mines have been urged to increase production. corresponding fabian crutch. marie told us more about the ongoing rescue efforts in northern china. yeah, after the college of the land or coal mine are roughly 900 rescue workers have been assigned for the ever creations and efforts. and i mean the main, a collapsed yester

through rubble. but chances of finding any one else and i was becoming more remote u. n. a chief of bits. the international community has failed in syria. un is hoping to open more border crossings into syria, to bring in more urgently needed humanitarian supplies. and his wealth cabinet has recognized 9 illegal settler outposts said the occupied westbank despite passed us opposition far right minister also said $10000.00 housing units could be built in separate existing, illegal settlements. the palestinian authority has term the decision, an open war against the palestinian people that are the wagner mercenary group, says it could take 2 years for russia to fully seize control of ukraine's eastern regions. i've done yet, scandal hands. if any progress in statement comes as the mercenary force claims to have captured the eastern village of crushing hora near back, moot, this video allegedly shows wagner soldiers in the village. the area near back mood has seen some of the fierce as fighting in recent months. some avenge of aid has more from moscow. wagner is the group, which is a private

through. there was a lot of aid that was pre positioned on friday. the u. n. a release $25000000.00 and emergency assistance for syria bringing the total so far to $50000000.00. an assessment team is now on the ground, however, and needs are expected to far exceed that. a flash appeal for donations is expected early next week. still a had here on al jazeera, 2 people are killed in a car running attack at a bus stop in the occupied west bank and physiotherapy is cut down on cannabis use and amsterdam is infamous red light district. ah hello, welcome to another look at the international forecast. we have got the potential for one or 2 showers into to kia and into we're syria as we go one through our sas day. but i think it's not anything like as heavy as we have seen recently, the key factor is that it will remain very, very cold. in the coming days, further south is been cool enough in kuwait 15 celsius. recently 18 celsius temperature, starting to bounce back here. as we go on through, sat down, we're getting up to round 24 by sunday, some re sleep the snow pu

u. n. one of the organizations that are providing aid to the effect of areas has admitted they've been having through reaching the people in northwestern area. the 8th of the un said today on twitter, that the organization had failed the people there. so what needs to happen to help survivors there to improve coordination between the actors to really allow aid to go to where it is needed most. i think they need to move faster. that's the whole thing. those are very accuracy in all the agencies. i'm not pointing fingers, but those people are really living with no clothes and like like with this severe weather. so i just that mean we're looking for a marker to be mentioned fast to coordination. i know we met with the official. mr . michael griffith was here yesterday. we communicated with other officials. they said they get more faster. they're bringing more people, but time is against us. i mean people cannot wait 10 days to have food. cannot wait to have a just warm weather not to have 10 days to have and we were piping. shockley from the alarm foundation. thank you for your time and all the best to

through rubble. but chances of finding any one else alive is becoming more remote. b, u. n. z. a chief admits the international community has failed. nolan syria unions hoping to open more border crossings into syria to bring in urgently needed even a terrier supplies. now the u. s. is announced that yet another unidentified high altitude object has been shut down. it's the 3rd such incident in as many days. the latest intersection took place of a lake huron, north of detroit. it was 1st detected of montana on saturday and was not considered to be a military threat. let's bring in imo clink. he's a former us deputy assistant secretary defense for he stays that he joins his live now from washington dc. hi, no good to help you with a fellow. the u. s. military says it shut down 4 of these things, including the balloon that the chinese have owned up to. but are we any closer to finding out what these objects are? i mean, the head of, nor at earlier said it wasn't ruling out aliens and that seems a bit far fetched, doesn't it? indeed it does. you know, that far fetched and i think

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through the disaster. ah matheson and this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming up a u. n. t. as in quite hip northern, the syria to provide help to more than 5000000 people who've been made homeless, you or secretary of state and to be blanket meets china's top diplomat wong each for the 1st time since accusing beijing of flying a spy been over u s military sites and african solutions to african problems, the coal from leaders meeting and ethiopia for the 2nd day of the a you summit. ah, ah. so we're going to begin inter kia and sylvia for the death toll from this month's earthquakes. as past 46000 thousands of displaced, people are living in camps and are completely dependent on aid. we've got a team of correspondence covering the disaster across the region. first we're going to hear from us had begun carmen marsh at the epicenter or one of the quakes. they survived the earthquakes, but now they eager to save what's left on the day. all of them will have to rebuild their lives and everything matters. what the more we called you to take out your belongings, the municipality w

but through modern slave trade exists online, he saw the topics that have moved the tech with migrant workers. i put up for sale on saudi arabia largest on marketplace, harassed, even though the u. n. has long been criticizing the harass, at 4, facilitating modern slavery. it is still available on apple's app store and google play store. in other words, slaves are being sold online. shocking, how does that work and who is in charge of stopping this? what exactly is happening on the raj? with more than half a 1000000 visitors each day harass, described itself as the largest saw, the buying and selling platform cars, real estate, electronics, animals. and as a recent investigation, by the time suggests, human beings are on the list as well. according to the report, dozens of listings are posted each day by saudi citizens, advertising migrant workers garage users can rent or buy them as mates, cleaners, nannies, and drivers. foreign laborers in these fields are in a vulnerable position in saudi arabia. they don't get full civil rights and can live and work in saudi arabia, only if a saudi citizen signs as being legally responsible. this practice is called co follow the legal guardian

through. ah, i know about us and this is a 0 live from doe hob, also coming up a u. n. t. as in quite kit northern syria to provide help to more than 5000000 people who've been made homeless. that these 5 people are killed in a suspected israeli missiles strike, targeting a security complex in damascus and african solutions to african problems. the call from leaders meeting in ethiopia, the 2nd day of the a you summit ah, to rescue efforts are coming to an end and humanitarian aid is ramping up across her care and syria and nearly a fortnight after 2 devastating earthquakes. more than 46000 people had died and millions more are homeless. the head of the turkish disaster and emergency management authority says, rescue efforts will finish on sunday night. many of those who survived are now living in camps and make shift shelters. the world health organization estimates more than 26000000 people across both countries need humanitarian aid. now we've had a team of correspondence covering the disaster across the region. first, we're going to hear from us had begun command mulas

u. n. 8 convoy has entered the region where millions are relying on humanitarian aid. a d w team is there and sent this exclusive report. digging through the robot 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. however, hm, and we need help from other countries. we're getting some equipment, but 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? what we really need is heavy equipment to rescue people and they've been under the rubble for 48 hours. we need heavy equipment to get them out. she on about olive some bulldozers have arrived. but they're not nearly enough. given the widespread scale of destruction. and hopes of finding more survivors are diminishing by the hour while the able bodied assist with rescue efforts, others are left to ponder. what's next for them. lather, anela. miss wi

through the bob. how, how are crossing? is the 1st common voice to reach rebel held areas of syria since the quakes. however, the u. n says it needs a lot more resources to deal with a disaster. well, let's introduce our guest now. oma da wishes a teacher and residents of ariba, a town in northern syria, in the western aleppo, countryside. he joins me now on the program. thank you so much for your time. firstly, can you talk us through your own personal. busy experience with greg all people here. busy in the. busy area are frustrated and this appointed disappointed because of the late for a. busy we don't want any food, any medicine, any tents. we just want machines to, to rescue the victims. you can't beat that screaming oh, you are really good calling you to, to say them. and you can do nothing. of course, the teachers and students and the citizens to go to the places with that, but they use their hands. they use similar tools. you know, you know, people are all the time to speak about to you when you, when you see the people here and say, what is the humanity? humanity is an action, not just books. they want the o

u. n. has indicated that it may also be prepared to use other crossings. mama, dr. has more ah, the 1st you and plucks loaded with 8 supplies left for celia through the babel hoa crossing on thursday. they're destined for residence level health areas. the supplies can't come soon enough. why? honestly, it is the 1st response after this earthquake, the convoy consists of 6 trucks loaded with sanitary materials in blankets and other items that will be delivered to one of the organizations that operates in the liberated areas of an organization. that is a partner of the when in order to be delivered to our people need in those areas. what city and white helmets say the shipments are not enough because they contain only regular aide and not tailored to the disaster. that's a desperate need for that equipment here. it live where rescue workers use their bare hands. along with the few tools they have to dig through. mountains of concrete and twisted metal for survivors. thousands of people have lost their loved ones, as well as their homes. in italy, bent elsewhere across enough is from syria, an air of despair and helplessness is taken over the surfac

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talking just a bit earlier through about them, a dollar, a political list from syria, who says that the us is playing political games with humanitarian aid to damascus. there is no u u. n. sanctions against syria. there is u. s. united states and e u sanctions against this is fair. everyone would know that for humanitarian aid, these sanctions should be listed in spite of that united hill lion. yesterday. mister please can of our representative of u. s. department, samantha power, the director of us a say that we will, we will a held that north east of here. you either in that you're trying to divide the city and people to divide your graphically your request has been denied. that's the message from china who rejected to take a call from the us defense minister. immediately after taking action to down the p . r. c. balloon. the department of defense submitted a request for a secure call between secretary austin and p. r. c, minister of national defense. unfortunately, the p r c has declined our request. our commitment to open lines of communication will continue with their direction, comes off to the chinese balloon, traverse usa a space at the end of january, and was

through the regime areas on what you call the regime areas. the areas controlled by the government, it goes actually from turkey and the united nations relief agencies like u. n. s. c. i had been authorized to send this humanitarian relief items like food tans blankets, all kind of really had been authorized to do so by the security council. as to that's what's happening. there is a mechanism in place then announced a un to send this release into another country from turkey without actually that bruland officer and government. now it's unfortunately, the people here are stuck in a lot of politics and that's why we call on people to put politics aside on everybody, the government, the opposition, the international community. politics needs to be set aside. we need to focus on the needs of these people on these people themselves. what, what kind of 8 do they need? how can we get them to them as soon as possible with as much aid as possible, and as many people as possible? because many of these people live, either in far away remote areas or hot to reach areas either by this. the storm, the snow storm that had hit the region or by the earthquake that had damaged

u-n aid convoy crossed into a rebel-held region. but u.n. secretary general antonio guterres says it's not coming fast enough. >> aid must get through from all sides to all sides through all routes without any restrictions. amna: the u.n. estimates that nearly 9 million syrians were affected by the quakes. their lives upended, they're left to hope that aid comes quickly. and, late today, another remarkable rescue. a search team in southern turkey pulled a 77-year-old woman from aollapsed building, after 212 hours of being buried alive. in other headlines, inflation at the consumer level eased again in january, from a year earlier. the labor department reports consumer prices rose 6.4% from the previous january. that was the slowest pace since year-over-year inflation peaked above 9% last june. but on a month-to-month basis, prices rose half a percent in january, up sharply from the december increase. president biden is naming two new economic policy advisers. today's announcement said federal reserve vice chair lael brainard will become director of the national economic council. the present also named longtime adviser jared bernstein to chai

he says that 6 trucks have passed through a turkey a into syria carrying much needed relief supplies. but much more of course, will be needed. a u. n. assessment team is also responding in syria. and as you mentioned, the relief chief martin griffith will be heading into syria from turkey this weekend to get a better sense, long term of what will be needed for the area that a disaster response would be difficult in any country after an earthquake like this . but it's particularly challenging in syria where the u. n. is a lifeline for some 4 and a half 1000000 people in the north west, which was most hit in most affected by the earthquake there. the un says that needs in this region. we're at the highest, they've been since civil war broke out over a decade ago in the last year they launched an appeal for more than 10000000000 dollars, just to make sure that people were eating and getting medical care infrastructure was already suffering as a result of conflict and the fact that this is a, an area that is held by occupation forces and not served by the government. so it's a very, very dire situation. i in north western syria and the

has been a graveyard through the last 24 hours. thousands of people have been taken out from under the rebels bought all of them, unfortunately were das. meanwhile, there the 1st u. n. a trucks had managed to cross from tick here into northern syria. they are delivering relief supplies to rebel held areas of the country, but they're still just one border crossing authorized by the u. n. so far. well, un secretary general antonio terrace says his aid chief martin griffith will visit to k, and sorry at this weekend to assess how the u. n. can help. this is the moments of units of the moment to politicize or to divide, but it is obvious that so we need massive supports. and so i would be, of course, very happy if the civic also could reach a consensus to allow for her mod crossing soon to be used as we needs also to increase our capacity to deliver on cross line operations into it, leap from the the, the much more than 220 political prisoners have been released from jail and nicaragua and flown to the u. s. the nicaraguan judiciary said the prisoners were traitors who were being deported. present daniel ortega has detained dozens of opponents to his government in rece

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u. n. has been on the fi, kristin for its slow response to the disaster in syria. is there any sign that the situation is improving? well, more 8 is getting through. that's the good news. to date, 423 truckloads of life saving assistance have crossed into northwest syria from turkey via but much more of course is needed. there are hundreds of building still at risk of collapse. some 5000 people are estimated to need shelter and the u. n. has described a situation where 4 to 5 families at times are crammed into one tent to stay out of the cold. this in addition to a collar epidemic spreading, it's a very grave situation. i the, the humanitarian shelters don't have any special accommodations for people with disabilities, the elderly, or those with chronic illnesses. heavy equipment is also in very short supply and difficult to get into the country. the response, the un says is being hindered by a this lack of access. while we have more cross border access happening, access from within damascus. getting to the areas in need is still being hindered by safety concerns for aid deliveries. there's also a lack of funding and what the un describes as unin

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