Since the brutal earthquake on Monday morning, at least 125 aftershocks have been detected in Turkey, where the situation is still very serious. UNICEF reports that thousands of children may have lost their lives in the quakes, making the natural disaster even more horrifying. The rescue work does not stop for a moment, and it will continue to do so for some time until the last missing people are found, liner.hu wrote.
According to CNN, the death toll in the rebel-controlled areas of northwestern Syria has exceeded 1,220, while the number of injured has reached 2,600.
According to official information, these numbers are expected to rise significantly, as hundreds of families are under the ruins.
The teams continue the search and rescue work in difficult conditions, reports CNN. Unfortunately, we already know about more than 400 collapsed buildings and more than 1,300 partially collapsed buildings in Syria. In addition, there are thousands of buildings that have been damaged, while in Turkey so far at least 5,894 victims and 34,810 injured have been reported, which was confirmed by the Turkish vice president.
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Source: mh.hu
