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Sky News Breakfast: Powerful aftershocks hit Turkey after devastating quake
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February 7, 2023
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48:54Now PlayingOn Sky News Breakfast this morning with Kamali Melbourne:
- More than 4,900 deaths have been recorded in Turkey and Syria after two earthquakes struck the countries yesterday.
- Turkey's Disaster and Emergency Management Authority (AFAD) has reported 3,381 dead in the country.
- In Syria, rebel-held areas are reporting 790 deaths and government regions have recorded 812.
- Rescue workers face a race against time to find survivors of the deadly earthquake, as teams pick through tangles of metal and concrete from thousands of flattened buildings.
- Severe weather conditions are hampering efforts to send aid to some regions with many survivors left homeless and without essentials in freezing temperatures.
#turkey #syria #earthquake
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