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Turkish-Syrian Earthquake Aftermath

Aftermath of the earthquake in the city of Jenderes, northwestern Syria Source: NurPhoto / NurPhoto

The EU Parliament has paid tribute to the earthquake victims with the number of fatalities reaching over 35,000 across Türkiye and Syria. The UN says 7,600 people are injured in northwest Syria but there are concerns international assistance has been too slow to reach that area.

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The EU Parliament has paid tribute to the earthquake victims with the number of fatalities reaching over 35,000 across Türkiye and Syria. The UN says 7,600 people are injured in northwest Syria but there are concerns international assistance has been too slow to reach that area.

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