Quake victims in desparate need of aid

The death toll from the Turkish and Syria earthquakes has risen above 22,000.

Rescuers are continuing to search collapsed buildings.

But aid workers in northern Syria say people are in desperate need of
more help, after just a few UN trucks were able to get into the
country.

Trent Murray in Malatya in Turkiye says people are still being pulled
alive from the rubble.

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Trent Murray in Malatya in Turkiye says weekly prayers are still going
ahead amid the devastation.

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Trent Murray in Malatya in Turkiye says the Turkish President Recep
Tayyip Erdoğan has visited the area after his government criticism for
its slow response.

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