Photos: Hope To Find Survivors in Turkey, Syria Dims As Quake Toll Passes 22,000
While 18,991 people have been confirmed dead in Turkey, the same figure for Syria is 3,384.
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Video Editor: Prajjwal Kumar
Turkish rescue workers carry Eyup Ak, 60, to an ambulance after pulling him out alive from a collapsed building, 104 hours after the earthquake in Adiyaman.
(Photo: PTI)
In this drone photo, destroyed buildings are seen from above in Antakya, southeastern Turkey.
(Photo: PTI)
A building destroyed by the earthquake in Aslanli, southeastern Turkey.
(Photo: PTI)
A Turkish woman showers affection on an Indian Army personnel working to save lives in Turkey.
(Photo: Twitter/Indian Army)
Indian Army personnel treating a Turkish girl in a hospital.
(Photo: Twitter/Indian Army)
Volunteers engaged in rescue operations in Syria.
(Photo: Twitter/The White Helmets)
An 8-year-old boy rescued alive from under the rubble in the Syrian city of Jenderes.
(Photo: The White Helmets)
A volunteer comforting a child in the Syrian village of Azmarin.
(Photo: The White Helmets)
Rescue workers hard at work in northwestern Syria.
(Photo: The White Helmets)
While 18,991 people have been confirmed dead in Turkey, the same figure for Syria is 3,384. (Picture location: Jenderes, Syria)
(Photo: The White Helmets)
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