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The survivors, including two teenagers, saved as rescue teams look to next phase of aidSeven more people have been rescued eight days after a massive earthquake hit Turkey and Syria, but hopes of finding further survivors of what the World Health Organ…
Five-year-old Jinan now in hospital with serious leg injury; her brother had only scratches while the rest of their family diedOmar Rahal heard a voice coming from the rubble, so faint that he struggled to understand if it might only be in his head. Th…
First relief housing units arrive in Hatay province, Amazon sends food and blankets and Allianz donates €6mThe Ikea Foundation has sent 5,000 flatpack shelters to southern Turkey and northern Syria to house people left homeless by the earthquake last w…
In rural southern Turkey, some villages were cut off from aid for days, and locals were left to fend for themselves.
Search operation continues for the possible survivors in quake-hit southeast Turkey and northern Syria. At least 36,000 people have been killed and tens of thousands injured after a magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck Turkey and Syria.
The decision is the first time that President Bashar al-Assad has agreed to the cross-border delivery of humanitarian aid to opposition-held territory since the civil war began.
Since a disastrous earthquake a week ago, little international aid has come to the hard-hit northwest of Syria, which is under the control of opposition forces.
The Burnaby Urban Search and Rescue team deployed last week to help find victims of devastating earthquakes in Turkey and Syria, will return to B.C., Tuesday.
UN announces regime leader’s acceptance of border crossing points for humanitarian aid to reach rebel-held provinceSyrian rebel leader pleads for outside help a week on from earthquakesThe Syrian leader, Bashar al-Assad, has agreed to open two border c…
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