More than 15,000 people died due to earthquake in Turkey and Syria, Turkish President admits – “Of course, there are shortcomings”

Turkey struggles to find food and shelter
Thousands of buildings have been destroyed due to the earthquake. An unknown number of people are still afloat. The severe cold has also stopped the relief work. People are asking for help in the afternoon, but help is not available. Semir Koban, a kindergarten teacher in Hatay, Turkey, said, “My nephew, my sister-in-law and my sister-in-law’s sisters are buried. We can’t reach them. We’re trying to talk to them, but they don’t answer.” We are waiting for help. It’s been 48 hours now.” Meanwhile, rescuers are still trying to pull survivors out of the rubble three days after a 7.8-magnitude earthquake. This earthquake is one of the deadliest earthquakes of this century. The radio was also down on Turkish mobile networks, according to AFP Trajectory and Netblox web monitoring group. Earthquake survivors are struggling to find food and shelter in Turkey.

saved the kids
The survivors have little time left to commission. It takes 72 hours for an earthquake to occur. According to the disaster classification, it is extremely difficult to survive after this. Still, on Wednesday, the embassy planned to evacuate the children to a plot in Turkey’s Hutte province. Rescuer Alperen Cetinkaya said, “All of a sudden we raised our rights and thanked the digger… Immediately we heard the voices of three people at the same time.” “We are expecting more people to survive… the chances of people surviving here are very high,” he added. Officials and government officials said 12,391 people were killed in Turkey and at least 2,992 in Syria from the 7.8-magnitude quake that hit Monday. The total death toll has risen to 15,383.

the number is increasing rapidly
The number fears that this number is increasing rapidly. The European Union is planning a donor conference in Brussels for international aid for Syria and Turkey in March. “Together we are now racing against time to save lives,” EU chief Ursula von der Leyen said on Twitter. Von der Leyen said, “When a tragedy like this befalls people, no one should be left alone.”

‘People dying every second’
Because of the scale of the damage and the lack of aid arriving in some areas, survivors said they felt alone in responding to the disaster. “Even the buildings that didn’t collapse were seriously damaged,” said Hassan, a resident who didn’t give his full name, in the Syrian town of Jindayaris. About 400-500 people were packed under the buildings on each floor. There are only 10 people trying to get them out and no idea.” The White Helmets have appealed for international help in a “race against time” in a key effort to rescue people buried under the rubble that has engulfed Syria.

Relief Share will start soon
White Helmets have been working hard since the earthquake to rescue survivors from a rubble that remains beyond government control in war-torn Syria’s northwestern region. A leading UN official has made a request to facilitate aid to areas held by infighting in the northwest. He has said that the relief stock will start soon. “Put politics aside and let us do our humanitarian work,” El-Mustafa Benlamlih, the UN’s Resident Syria Coordinator, told AFP in an interview.

Syria appeals for help from the European Union
Janez Tarcic, the bloc’s commissioner for crisis management, said a bearer of aid to Syria is mail. The Damascus government has made an official request for help from the European Union. A decade of civil war and Syrian-Russian aerial bombardment had already destroyed the causeways. had jammed industry and led to power, fuel and water shortages. Taker said the European Commission is “encouraging” EU member states to respond to Syria’s request for medical supplies and food, while monitoring to ensure that President Bashar al-Assad That the government should not take advantage of this help.

Biggest tragedy since 1939
Friendly countries including the United States, China and Gulf states have pledged to help. The search for teams as well as relief material has already come to a standstill. The union increasingly appeared to rescue teams in Turkey after Monday’s devastating earthquake struck the country near the Syrian border, but it initially offered only minimal aid to Syria because of the EU’s triple imposition of sanctions on Assad’s government since 2011. Action was taken, which turned into a civil war. The Turkey-Syria border is one of the most active earthquake zones in the world. Monday’s earthquake was the largest seen in Turkey since 1939. In 1939, 33,000 people were killed in the eastern Arizcan province. In 1999 a 7.4 magnitude earthquake killed over 17,000 people.

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