hello. good afternoon. the number of people killed in monday s earthquake in turkey and syria has passed 19,000. rescuers are still trying to save people trapped in the rubble of collapsed buildings but there s concern too for survivors made homeless by the tremors. many have spent a third night outdoors in freezing conditions some rummaging in the ruins of buildings to find wood to burn to keep warm. let s take you to 0smaneer in the south of turkey about a0 kilometres from the syria border and our chief international correspondent, lyse doucet has been giving us the latest. yes, you join us here in southern turkey. about a two hour drive of the epicentre of the earthquake which struck four days ago. even now, this clean up effort goes on.
quentin somerville reports from one of the worst affected areas here in southern turkey, antakya. this of the worst affected areas here in southern turkey, antakya.- southern turkey, antakya. this is the situation southern turkey, antakya. this is the situation in southern turkey, antakya. this is the situation in antakya southern turkey, antakya. this is the situation in antakya on - southern turkey, antakya. this is the situation in antakya on day i southern turkey, antakya. this is l the situation in antakya on day four of the aftermath of the earthquake. you can see tents behind me, those of the turkish red crescent, but this isn t a displaced persons camp, this isn t a displaced persons camp, this isn t a displaced persons camp, this is a supermarket car park. let s go for a bit of a wonder. the people here are mostly sleeping out in the open. if they have cars, they can sleep in the cars, but few of them have fuel. aid is being distributed, you can see here some hot soup an
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