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With thousands dead and many more left homeless in Turkey and Syria, people struggling to unearth victims, bury the dead and provide for millions of survivors are pleading for more aid.
The death toll rose Wednesday to more than 11,000 in the deadliest quake worldwide in more than a decade.
Aid efforts are on their third day after the powerful earthquake rocked Turkey and Syria on Monday. Concerns continue to mount as survivors search for shelter and support.
London, Ont. businesses are accepting physical donations to be sent to Turkey following the devasting earthquake. Donations are accepted until Friday morning.
A senior government official says a Canadian military assessment team is on its way to Turkey in the wake of a devastating earthquake that’s killed thousands.
Murat Tercan, a Regina resident who moved to Canada in 2004, shared how his family and friends are dealing with the aftermath of the earthquake that devastated Turkey on Wednesday. Tercan said Regina’s Turkish community has been watching the news…
Photos of two Turkish town highlight the sheer amount of destruction caused by the earthquake, as well as the number of emergency tents that have been constructed.
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In the city of Kahramanmaras, many apartment buildings had entirely collapsed, leaving hundreds of families displaced.
Rescuers have rushed to pull people out of destroyed buildings in Turkey and Syria, but as more time passes, calls for help from under the rubble have begun to grow silent.