The Daily The Deadly Earthquake in Turkey and Syria
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Feb 7, 2023 
Ben Hubbard, the Istanbul bureau chief for The New York Times, provides compelling insights on the devastating 7.8-magnitude earthquake that struck Turkey and Syria. He shares heart-wrenching accounts from survivors and the immense loss their communities face. The discussion highlights the urgent need for humanitarian aid and the unique challenges of recovery in an already war-torn region. Hubbard also emphasizes the resilience shown by individuals in the face of such catastrophic events, showcasing both the human cost and the human spirit.
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Nurbegüm's Earthquake Experience
- Nurbegüm Demiral, 27, describes her experience during the earthquake in Turkey.
- She sheltered on the floor, fearing death, before escaping outside and helping others.
Garo Paylan's Account of Diyarbakır
- Garo Paylan, a Turkish parliament member, describes the devastation in Diyarbakır.
- He witnessed demolished buildings and people sleeping in cars due to fear and aftershocks.
Salwa Abdul Rahman in Idlib City
- Salwa Abdul Rahman, 50, from Idlib City, shelters in a crowded tent with no electricity.
- She lost her uncle and his children in the earthquake and pleads for international help.