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7.5 would be a massive earthquake in and of itself. the radius of the zone affected stretches some 400 miles, so the challenge for the search and rescue teams is monumental, particularly in north west syria, where the infrastructure was already in fragile state after years of air strikes and bombardment there have been over 538 deaths in government held territory, aleppo, hamma, latakia, tartus, and another 400 in the last opposition held enclave centered in idlib province. the syrian army has been deployed but not to idlib. they are on their own. we are joined now by ahmed bayram, from the norwegian refugee council, which is among the aid groups providing support. and professor mike steckler, he s a geophisicist from the lamont doherty earth observatory at columbia university of new york. welcome to you both. can i talk to you first? there are always three factors in an earthquake. there is the debt and the location of an earthquake. there is the magnitude of the earthquake and of cou

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