perspective at the white helmets are doinu , it. are doing, they are _ it. perspective at the white helmets are doing, they are trying _ it. perspective at the white helmets are doing, they are trying their- are doing, they are trying their best, they do not have the equipment they need to do it and is there a point where the scale of this, the reality of the situation on the ground trumps the politics and the complexities that are there? i{zhuite complexities that are there? quite frankl , as complexities that are there? quite frankly, as someone _ complexities that are there? quite frankly, as someone who - complexities that are there? qt its: frankly, as someone who studies and works on syria and as for the past 12 and 13 years, is immediately obvious when this earthquake happened. the white helmets of an amazingly herero because they are, there are volunteer force in their set up by the international community and continue to be supportive in order to respond to individual air strikes, artillery strikes, bombings. none earthquak

the white helmets about the difficulty of getting 8 into the quite so. yes, definitely. first of all, thank you for having us on. so there was news recently about you and ada inga delivered into syria. but i just want to clarify that this a being delivered is not a part of a there's no, there's not any sort of earthquake relief 8 being delivered. this is part of a regular routine aid that was happening before the earthquake. as northwest syria relies on aid from un, this was disrupted during the week, but those a convoys have continued. now in terms of earthquake relief and response 8, we have yet to receive anything. so what's happening to the relief aid that's actually needed? where is it? what's holding it up? that's a very good question and to be honest, we're asking the same thing that people are asking the same thing. are wondering why after 5 days of a huge catastrophe, i have no emergency response groups coming to syria has no a. i mean, we need tools, we need to fuel our volunteers on the ground are now i don't know if you've seen the videos, but they're using t

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also, the mandate of this organization is supported now like the white helmet and others . but looking moving forward, we need somebody to rebuild this school. this says we need different organizations and we need to build them. and we need to also stress from now good governance conditionality, based on the respecting human rights. upscale one can evaluation oil is needed to build institutional structures without institutions. the society is going to be vulnerable against syria and all its part is going to be on the. ready again and donors, u. s. u k, everyone need to focus on institutional building across syria. certainly a salient point to end on. we have just one minute left. chairman, i want to ask you, i know your mother's in syria and you spoke to us about how she's struggling any personal stories you can share with us before we rob here. i think. yeah, i mean there are many personal stories, the same things related to what the positive said. so also our colleagues in italy area, they are not me the same, think one of them actually we unfortunately lost his life duri

syria's civil defence group, the white helmets, condemns the united nations' response. a british plane carrying medical supplies and equipment has been sent to aid survivors. the uk economy at a standstill — new figures show even though we narrowly avoided falling into recession in 2022, there was no growth at all in the final three months of the year.

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the country's civil defense service, the white helmets, are working to rescue people.ent the day digging through rubble in idlib province. a number of people are trapped and potentially already dead will increase. on top of that, freezing conditions just like across the border in turkey. earlier, i spoke to someone from the white helmets and he told me more about the rescue operation. >> let me start that the number of dead rises every second. this is the last update. 663 people were killed in the powerful earthquake. more than 1500 were injured. our rescue efforts arted from the beginning, one minute after the earthquake. we responded to the site of collapsed buildings in cities and villes. every village and every city in northwest syria, there are buildings collapsed completely. our teams from the beginning responded. i was one of them from the beginning that responded. we experienced painful scenes of seeing people screaming from under the rubble. it is like a mountain of rubble. the largest scale of rubble. it needs international effort to help us to help those und

the rescuers, a group called the white helmets that the uk helps to fund, are experts.ing out survivors of the assad regime's air strikes for much of syria's long war. the geological faults that brought down these buildings cut right across the front lines and zones of influence that have devastated syria since 2011. this is aleppo, syria's biggest city, back in regime hands since the rebels here were defeated in 2016. now syria has a huge natural disaster on the back of the man—made catastrophe that broke the country. in aleppo hospital, every bed has its own tragedy. only three members of this man's family survived when their home collapsed. 13 of them were killed. they were, he says my father, my mother, my brother, his wife, and their four children. and the wife and two kids of the brother who was rescued with me also died. faced with such disaster, the un, which already helps care for millions of syrians, appealed for some national solidarity. we are hoping that everybody puts the interest of the people first. we keep the politics aside, all authorities move away f

trail of devastation with members of semi is opposition. civil defense force, also known as the white helmets, claiming many rebel held areas in the north west of the country are in a state of catastrophe. our themes responded to the, to all the sites and the buildings. and i still know many families, no are under durable. oh, oh, oh, fab old teams trying to save him. trying to save their people to save the oh, the people from on the level with all cavities. but it's, it's, it's very difficult us for us. we need help, we need the international community to do something. and there is some hope of that with international support now in its way and moments like this, providing some joy for rescues, raising expectations that more may be found alive. a correspondent, in istanbul, dorian jones told me more about the situation on the ground. well, with knife full and cross the region is bringing a new threats and danger to the rescue workers out of the cold given and now much of the region is facing sub 0 temperatures along with praising brain, free for risk. up hypothermia. not only for those traps

the rescuers, a group called the white helmets that the uk helps to fund, are experts.ve been digging out survivors of the assad regime's air strikes for much of syria's long war. the geological faults that brought down these buildings cut right across the front lines and zones of influence that have devastated syria since 2011. this is aleppo, syria's biggest city, back in regime hands since the rebels here were defeated in 2016. now syria has a huge natural disaster on the back of the man—made catastrophe that broke the country. in aleppo hospital, every bed has its own tragedy. only three members of this man's family survived when their home collapsed. 13 of them were killed. they were, he says my father, my mother, my brother, his wife, and their four children. and the wife and two kids of the brother who was rescued with me also died. faced with such disaster, the un, which already helps care for millions of syrians, appealed for some national solidarity. we are hoping that everybody puts the interest of the people first. we keep the politics aside, all authorities

the white helmet volunteer groups as it is, hundreds of people could still be trapped under rubble. up byrom is the middle east media or advisor for the norwegian refugee council in amman, which promotes assistance for people across syria. i asked him what he's hearing from serial. good evening, i just got off the phone actually with a friend in the l. a. po, one of the most affected worst affected areas and he was telling me, he was actually show me somebody and photos from the, from the devastation, from the scenes people hosted on the street. it's training and people are too scared to get back home because they are worried that the fragile constructions and unfair job homes will actually be destroyed. this is an earthquake that has not, i mean, course the did, the shock is so massive, but the aftermath is still here. people are refusing to go back home because they think that the roof is going to fall on top of them. a lot of people are looking for children, a lot of people looking for relatives, it's training, it's called, it's pro such as 0 temperatures this evening. annella an

the joining us now is male. alan de la, who's a volunteer for the white helmets of the civil defense rescue group of pricing in areas outside of government control in syria. he's an id, live in the countries northwest, which was among the worst hit areas is now. thank you so much for your time. can i ask you to describe the current situation for us where you are harbor situation, surgical tragic situation. we are working on more than 100 sites. each size includes 3 or 4 buildings. then the families under the book, we working all what we can. we will work in full cabbage city and we will do everything we can to see if every fund was our limited tablets and our limited equipment. as you mentioned and you are, we don't have the power to reach every one someone does. yes, we have received many people from the ally. i'm healthy. last of the a guy. i mean it's from with of live life and health. but those who also need medical care needs medical supplies, the hospital to receive them. in each side, we have actually many difficult, it was difficult to believe and shocked at our and after we

the rescuers, a group called the white helmets that the uk helps to fund, are experts.ad regime's air strikes for much of syria's long war. the geological faults that brought down these buildings cut right across the front lines and zones of influence that have devastated syria since 2011. this is aleppo, syria's biggest city, back in regime hands since the rebels here were defeated in 2016. now syria has a huge natural disaster on the back of the man—made catastrophe that broke the country. in aleppo hospital, every bed has its own tragedy. only three members of this man's family survived when their home collapsed. 13 of them were killed. they were, he says my father, my mother, my brother, his wife, and theirfour children. and the wife and two kids of the brother who was rescued with me also died. faced with such disaster, the un, which already helps care for millions of syrians, appealed for some national solidarity. we are hoping that everybody puts the interest of the people first. we keep the politics aside, all authorities move away from the issue, from the polit

about i, i one spokesman for the white helmet. thank you so much for taking the time to talk to us here on the w news. thank you. ukrainian officials say russia has launched dozens of missiles and its latest wave attacks on the countries energy infrastructure. the ukranian air force as it shut down 61 out of 71 roberts . the attacks on friday morning triggered air raid sirens in cities across ukraine . residents of you know, to take shelter, including the capitol keep a special corresponded abraham is standing by in keith. i a, you and your team were forced to head to a bomb shelter earlier. bring this up to date on what's been happening. that's right, been, so we woke up this morning to the piercing sound of air raid sirens. and you know, these apps that everybody has on their phone alerting to an air raid and just kept, i just went off and buzzing. and that was our sign to start heading to the near a shelter, which is the one that you see here, right behind me, that's the closest one to where we are staying. we were able to stay

a lot of the information is coming to us from the white helmets. pretty close to the epicentre. the epicentre was across the border in southern turkey, in the area of gaziantep. here's ismail alabdallah, a spokesman for the syrian white helmets, outlining the situation. many buildings in different cities and villages in north—west syria collapsed, destroyed by this earthquake. ourteams collapsed, destroyed by this earthquake. our teams responded to all of the sites and the buildings, and still now many families are under the rubble. our teams are trying to save them, trying to save their people, to save the other people from in the rubble with all of the casualties. it's a very difficult task for us. we need help, we need the international community to do something, to do something to support us, north—west syria now is a disaster area. we need help from everybody to save our people. just to u date everybody to save our people. just to update you very quickly, the white helmets have confirmed that they have rescued a man, his wife and their child a

the joyous moment that the white helmets rescue team was able to find her entire family alive. abc's marcus moore leading us off tonight in turkey near the epicenter, and we warn you again tonight, the images are very difficult. >> reporter: tonight, in a desperate race against time and brutal cold, rescue everyones finding miracles in the rubble. using drills and their hands, the white helmets rescue team in syria one by one pulling an entire family to safety. the crowd of hundreds erupting in joy. incredible scenes of hope. more than 40 hours after that catastrophic 7.8 magnitude quake rocked turkey and syria. residents finding this infant alive, crying. the bababy's mother giving birt while buried under the rubble. the baby born just three hours before. he umbilical cord still connected to her mother, who did not survive. across the region, urgent rescues. this man finding little noor, buried in degree. "your father is here, don't be scared. noor, look at me here. talk to your father." noor seeing her father. a short time later, little noor free after nearly 24 hours. the sc

syria's voluntary group of rescuers known as the white helmets say the international community has failedeople in the country's north—west, where thousands of people have died. disappointment and abandonment is definitely a general feeling that is happening. 0ur organisation has been calling for help, manpower, for rescue equipment. in the first couple of days we were ignored and left to deal with the situation on our own. the head of russia's wagner mercenary army claims his fighters have captured a village on the outskirts of bakhmut a city they've been assaulting for months. recovery teams in canada are trying to locate and analyse a mysterious object shot down on saturday over the northwest of the country. bbc chairman richard sharp is accused of making "significant errors ofjudgement" by mps for not declaring his involvement in helping britain's former prime minister borisjohnson secure a loan. hello. we start in turkey and syria where the number of people killed in last monday's earthquake has risen to over 33,000. these are the live pictures from the south of turkey where, as you c

syria's voluntary group of rescuers known as the white helmets say they agree with the un aid chief's comments that the international community has failed people in the country's north—west, where thousands of people have died since monday's earthquakes. disappointment and abandonment is definitely a general feeling that is happening. our organisation has been calling for help, for manpower, for rescue equipment, and in the first couple of days we willjust ignored and left to deal with the situation on our own. turkish police issue more than a hundred arrest warrants as part of an investigation into poor building standards after this week's devastating earthquakes. defying the odds, this 10—year—old girl is one of the latest in a number of survivors to have been pulled out alive from under the rubble of collapsed buildings in turkey, after 147 hours. this is the scene live in southern turkey, as emergency teams continue their pain—staking search for survivors as the number of people killed in both countries rises to more than 28,000. a us fighterjet has shot down a mystery object flyi

the rescuers, a group called the white helmets that the uk helps to fund, are experts.ime's air strikes for much of syria's long war. the geological faults that brought down these buildings cut right across the front lines and zones of influence that have devastated syria since 2011. this is aleppo, syria's biggest city, back in regime hands since the rebels here were defeated in 2016. now syria has a huge, natural disaster on the back of the man—made catastrophe that broke the country. in aleppo hospital, every bed has its own tragedy. only three members of this man's family survived when their home collapsed. 13 of them were killed. they were, he says my father, my mother, my brother, his wife, and their four children. and the wife and two kids of the brother who was rescued with me also died. faced with such disaster, the un, which already helps care for millions of syrians, appealed for some national solidarity. we are hoping that everybody puts the interest of the people first. we keep the politics aside, all authorities move away from the issue of politics and put

syria was already torn apart by a war, home to millions of refugees, the white helmet say ahmed is oneem. millions of people are reeling across the region from the horace they would stir. my wife is still _ the horace they would stir. m wife is still in there, the horace they would stir. mg wife is still in there, my wife is still in there, one should never give up on hope that most probably she died. the never give up on hope that most probably she died.— probably she died. the first 7.8 magnitude _ probably she died. the first 7.8 magnitude earthquakel probably she died. the first l 7.8 magnitude earthquake hit the turkish city of gaziantep in the early hours of the morning the second seven point five quake further north in the afternoon. millions of people across turkey, syria, lebanon and cyprus and israel felt them. now survivors are relying on emergency services to find them. but also on help from their neighbours, friends, and even strangers. this man tied a string to a water bottle and lowered it into the rubble for the survivors trapped beneath. we have received several offers

in idlib province, the white helmets rescued another child, a boy called karam.t. broader aid efforts, let alone rebuilding, will need a miracle to overcome the blight, hatred, and distrust of a generation of war. jeremy bowen, bbc news. well, british humanitarian charities will launch an appeal later today to raise funds for people affected by the earthquakes. the disasters emergency committee is co—ordinating a joint response by 1a charities. the government says it will match the first £5 million from the public. doctor mohammed al abrash is working at the central hospital in idlib, syria which is sponsored by the syrian american medical society. he's in idlib now. tell us what the situation is like in your hospital. what is your experience since the earthquakes?— what is your experience since the earthquakes? thank you for talkin: to the earthquakes? thank you for talking to us — the earthquakes? thank you for talking to us about _ the earthquakes? thank you for talking to us about this - talking to us about this earthquake. actually, this earthquake, it was t

the rescuers, a group called the white helmets that the uk helps to fund, are experts.aults that brought down these buildings cut right across the front lines and zones of influence that have devastated syria since 2011. this is aleppo, syria's biggest city, back in regime hands since the rebels here were defeated in 2016. now syria has a huge natural disaster on the back of the man—made catastrophe that broke the country. in aleppo hospital, every bed has its own tragedy. only three members of this man's family survived when their home collapsed. 13 of them were killed. they were, he says my father, my mother, my brother, his wife, and theirfour children. and the wife and two kids of the brother who was rescued with me also died. faced with such disaster, the un, which already helps care for millions of syrians, appealed for some national solidarity. we are hoping that everybody puts the interest of the people first. we keep the politics aside, all authorities move away from the issue, from the politics, and put the interest of the people first. in damascus, the capita

the group of volunteers known as the white helmets are leading the rescue efforts.ter: something to celebrate, at last, in a place without much good news. a family of six was rescued alive from the rubble in the last part of syria still controlled by rebels. the rescuers, a group called white helmets, have en digging out survivors of the regimes airstrikes for much of syria upon long war. the geological faults that brought down these buildings cut right across the front lines and zones of influence that have devastated syria sin 2011. this is aleppo, syria's bgest city, back and regime hands, since e rebels were defeated back in 2016. now, syria has a he natural disaster on the back of the man-made catastrophe that broke the country. in aleppo hospital, every bed has its own tragedy. only three members of this man's family survived when the home collapsed. 13 of them were killed. they were, he says, my father, my mother, my brother, his wife, and their four children. and the wife and two children of the brother who was with me also died. faced with such disaster, th

. >> the white helmets civil defense group which operates in rebel controlled areas of the country sincehey expe the death toll to rise significantly . buildi collapse's had becom more frequent in syria as authorities have failed to repair and survey dilapidated infrastructure in the war-torn country. >> international aid is already making its way to the region and the european union is among those sending help. we can cross no torque correspondent in brussels. -- now to our correspondent in brussels. how has the e.u. decided to help out? >> turkey has requested to activate the use civil protection mechanism which immediately triggers a response. we saw 10 search-and-rescue teams from the you make their way over. they are all either already on the ground orn tir way. they are from france, greece, bulgaria, czech republic, croatia, poland, netherlands, romania and malta as well. italy, germanyave offered their assistance as well as belgium. italy has particular expertise dealing with these types of earthquakes and even overnight there was a tsunami warning in italy as a result of the same

k, you said they will be using their white helmets, which of course came up in this documentary. what's your view? it's their establishment. it's established by the a, you know, a british intelligence. so if they use it, i will not be surprised. he is out of them and is that i would ever met in television. there my questions are mr. areas are raised, the issue of 2 cylinders being moved away, 60 kilometers from where they are supposed to be remain 16. so once a once he said 60 in the other them he said 60 so oh, why were they to move? do you have an explanation of why they were removed? or it's very at, let's say technical aspect. when the cylinders took from the side in duma, they kept in a storage. and then we had the request from the o p c w that they wanted to revisit. and to read a exam these 2 cylinders, so they ask us not to do anything with it. unless they finish this job, then the team from the or p c, w came and exam the cylinder. so by this, we believe that this is a nut requested it to be maintained in the same place animal. then we move it to another storage. and thi

syria's voluntary group of rescuers known as the white helmets say the international community has failedple in the country's north—west, where thousands of people have died. disappointment and abandonment is definitely a general feeling that is happening. our organisation has been calling for help, for manpower, for rescue equipment, and in the first couple of days we were just ignored and left to deal with the situation on our own. a us fighterjet has shot down a mysterious object flying over canada's airspace making it the third to be destoyed over north america in the last week. bbc chairman richard sharp is accused of making "significant errors ofjudgment" by mps for not declaring his involvement in helping britain's former prime minister, borisjohnson secure a loan. # holding me back...# and at the brit awards in london, as predicted, harry styles is one of the night's big winners, with four awards, including the much—coveted album of the year. the head of the un's emergency relief operations, martin griffiths, says the international community has failed the people of north—west syr

that is where the rescue group known as the white helmets say it feels abandoned by the international community. and the u.n. coordinator for relief efforts said today that the people of northwestern syria rightfully feel abandoned. there's still a whole lot of need here even as a search operation continues well into the night, yasmin. >> are their efforts, as you're talking about what we're hearing from the white helmets, the u.n. as well, do we reach that region more so? are we hearing any efforts on that part? >> well, over the past two days or so, the u.n. did bring in 37 tons of medical supplies into northwestern syria. you have to understand, yasmin, for the first several days following the initial quake, there was no u.n. convoy that was able to make it. the main road into northwestern syria was blocked. that is a crucial time that those rescue teams, the white helmets, say was lost and prevented them from saving lives. what is so key in these types of operations, i'll have my camera man zoom in so you can see how painstaking this is. these operations require specialized equipm

on day 7 after the quake, the white helmets ended their search. without the necessary equipment, they had been unable to pull out any survivors from day for the survivors are still waiting for aid. derek dave darlena walking with our situation is very bad. there is no help. we need tents, we need food, we need drink. we just left with what we had on the look at us. we have no shoes. people have lent us clothes for had been our lawn for 9 years now. there has only been one single border crossing between syria and turkey. open for humanitarian aid deliveries to the opposition held area. bob, ha ha. according to a un security council resolution, it's the only place where cross border aid is allowed to pass. but the disaster has partly destroyed surrounding roads. and with its security council, vito russia can close the border at any time. a 1st convoy of 6 trucks passed through bub a holla to northern syria on february 9th. but these trucks had been waiting here before the quakes and were only carrying blankets, detergent and diapers. there are few h

you will remember the white helmets of syria, which simply exhaled specialized.g. they entered they from the laureates at the nobel prize, and the documentary about the white helmets won an oscar, so let them go with their nobel prizes and an oscar and insult them. far away? here is a very revealing understanding of what western morality is? let's show here half a massara, he writes. the assad regime, the cynical use the terrible earthquake to line their pockets. don't give them medicine, okay? therefore, there the russian army helps, saves and does everything that is necessary for the honor and glory of our soldiers. and our guys quickly flew to turkey, help do everything you can, because, well, the terrible tragedies of the turkish people and the syrian people and we are unlike these. moralists still understand what is good, what is good, what is bad dmitry well, by the way, i stopped at something on purpose, right? here, these words in our program a few years ago made a discovery that i read is the main literary discovery of recent years. when he said that we

i'm ben brown and these are the headlines: syria's voluntary group of rescuers known as the white helmets say they agree with the un aid chief's comments that the international community has failed people in the country's north—west. turkish police issue more than a hundred arrest warrants as part of an investigation into poor building standards after this week's devastating earthquakes. the number of people who have died since monday has risen to more than 28,000 in both countries. a us fighterjet has shot down a mystery object flying over canada's airspace making it the third one to be taken out over north america in the last week. bbc chairman richard sharp is accused of making "significant errors ofjudgement" by mps for not declaring his involvement in helping britain's former prime minister, borisjohnson, secure a loan. you're watching bbc news. now it's time for the travel show. this week on the show... this is no ordinary cellar door. no. ..i'm in switzerland, going bonkers for bunkers. oh, wow — look at this! it's right in the middle of this massive complex, isn't it? and you'd ne

on day 7, after the quake, the white helmets ended their search. without the necessary equipment, they had been unable to pull out any survivors from day for the survivors are still waiting for aid. derek dave darlena walking with our situation is very bad. there is no help. we need tents, we need food, we need drink, we just left with what we had on the look at us. we have no shoes. people have lent us clothes for had been our lawn for 9 years now. there has only been one single border crossing between syria and turkey. open for humanitarian aid deliveries to the opposition held area. bob ha ha. according to a un security council resolution, it's the only place where cross border aid is allowed to pass. but the disaster has partly destroyed surrounding roads and with its security council, vito russia can close the border at any time. a 1st convoy of 6 trucks passed through bub a holla to northern syria on february 9th. but these trucks had been waiting here before the quakes and were only carrying blankets, detergent and diapers. there are few hos

we understand, according to the white helmets against, that tens of thousands of syrians have been made homes by this tragedy. pictures to show you as, well people simply living on the street. the sidewalks are now their bed, their vehicles are whatever shelter they have. they're huddling in grows of freezing cold temperatures and they are absolutely in dire need of aid. and whereas, of course, between certain rescue operations happening and able to pull people alive out of the rubble. i know we have this one image of this very adorable little boy who was found alive, pulled out by these white helmets. that was a day and a half or so or go. now, many days into this tragedy, there are fears that no one would be found alive, that is a very similar story to what is happening here in turkey. of course, these rescue operations are soon going to turn into recovery operations. and, what you're gonna hear from these many, many desperate families that are missing thousands and countless of loved ones on the ground is that they just want the dignity at this point him. of being able to get their l

the cherry on top of this story is that the white helmets are most likely that 3rd party cited in the o. p. c. w's latest report, not exactly the most reliable source, considering they seem to be experts in faking chemical attacks. and that's to say nothing of all the whistle blowing that came out of the original duma investigating team u. s. president joe biden has asserted that his country, along with nato, is moving the world towards piece by supporting ukraine in the conflict against russia. he made those comments during his state of the union address, sir. not long after nato member states approved sending one a 100 battle tanks to key f. together. we did on america, always does it our best we lead were united nato. we build a global coalition. we stood against prudence, aggression, restorative ukrainian people, our nation's working for more freedom, more dignity, more and more peace, not just in europe and everywhere. you just heard him there saying that the united states is standing for peace, but the facts are the united states is piling new weapons in prolonging this conflict

the only footage they have from syria of the white helmets as the main rescuers. and as you know, ned price, the us state department spokesman said no to syria, be quite ironic, given all counterproductive for the usa to reach out to a government that is brutalized. its people over the course of a dozen years, i suppose, quite one thing from them, not giving a to syria and preventing others from giving aid. is that what the united states is doing? and docking and docking and dab are these to appliance i thing day and night that states absolutely. and vomiting a crime. again, a city out by preventing any country from dealing with syria when you have people chopped and that other grains and below those has become humanitarian. aid because these are the ones that can to move that over. and in order to save people from under that it will until now did you have safety? will remember that because if you see or, and the aid, it means they were asked and the from, you know, i just, i for the like 10 minutes action i from following the media. i feel as if the west has take

the white helmet volunteer group says that it fears hundreds of people can still be trapped under the rubble. and i'm joined now by young son shockey. he's the ceo of the marana foundation, which provides assistance to syrians from its headquarters in the city of gus, the intent, it's good to have you with this. what are you hearing right now about the situation there in northern siri? well, it's very bad. we've been communicating with my team and we set to ship them very shirts to have people who really did their houses and we're not looking at, as you mentioned, just like it building it. we're talking about the set, the met camps who are like it were destroyed and really walls were falling over to like people. why would they were sleeping and young said you're talking to us from inside your car and that's not just by chance, isn't there? are you, are you where it is? is it to be right now? well honestly i didn't, but thinking that their store and the whole been thing was shaking, i drove around them in that check with the other colleagues and friends and it's not, there is no safe p

we white helmets do not make a difference between any religion, minorities or anyone else. civil defense humanitarian organization that helps all kurds, arabs, turkmens , muslims or christians. civil defense is impartial that why is there a problem for the turks of nyalna, where to send people, more than a million residents of the affected regions found themselves in the open and found temporary shelter in in tents and gyms in turkey, they also began to look for responsible expenses, investigations began against unscrupulous developers whose objects were like cards after underground tremors, however , the police now have another problem , looters have become more active, and unknown groups are arranging shootouts with each other, german and austrian rescuers have already suspended because of this his work where the sixth day after the earthquake and this is a very typical process when the situation becomes a little more tense, partly this is due to the fact that food is now running out, water supplies are running out, and then people go in search of them for the second time. the hope tha