10 days after the deadly earthquakes, survivors are still being rescued from the rubble. We bring you their stories of hope and despair.

WION Wideangle | Turkiye-Syria Earthquakes: Stories of hope and despair

A teenage girl was pulled alive from the rubble in Turkey more than 10 days after an earthquake that has killed more than 39,000 people in the country and neighboring Syria, as families of those still missing await news of their fate.

Teenager rescued from rubble in Turkey 10 days after earthquake

As per reports, Turkey’s Chamber of Geological Engineers had given the government warnings time after time about just such a disaster as that caused by the recent 7.8 magnitude earthquakes.

Did Turkish authorities ignore warnings?

5 days after the tremors, the anger of Turkish citizens is growing against their leader. Turkiye reportedly collected billions in earthquake tax. Turkish citizens are asking: Where did the money go?

Gravitas: Did Turkey misuse Earthquake tax?

Devastating earthquakes have claimed over 23,000 lives in Turkey and Syria. Rescuers continue to look for survivors. Families continue to hope for miracles. We bring you their stories - of hope, and despair. Watch WION Wideangle.

WION Wideangle | Turkey-Syria Earthquakes: Hope and Despair

The Indian Army has set up a hospital in Turkey to help victims of the devastating earthquake that hit the country. The army hospital is providing relief packages and medical assistance to the victims.

Indian Army sets up hospital in Turkey to help earthquake victims

The death toll from the deadly Syria- Turkiye earthquake has crossed the 28,000 mark. The UN relief Chief Martin Griffiths say that the death toll could double or more and cross 50,000. More than 100 hours later rescue operations are underway, the rescuers are working round the clock hoping to pull more survivors from the debris.

Rescue efforts underway in Turkey

Nearly 24,000 people have died in the devastating earthquake in turkey and Syria. Rescue operations are on and the Personnel are digging out survivors including children stuck under the rubble for days.

Earthquake Aftermath: More children rescued from the rubble, nearly 24,000 dead

The Syrian government has given the go-ahead for the distribution of humanitarian aid in the earthquake-stricken, rebel-held northwest of the nation. This could hasten the arrival of aid for millions of survivors.

Earthquake Aftermath: Syria approves aid delivery to rebel-held areas

A small dog named Pamuk was saved by the rescue workers after being trapped under rubble for several hours in Turkey’s Iskenderun. Watch this heartwarming video.

Rescue workers save a dog trapped under rubble

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People in several Pakistani cities stood for hours in long queues at petrol stations after oil marketing companies reduced their supplies. In Punjab province, pumps in several cities were closed down due to a shortage of petrol.

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Two days after a devastating magnitude 7.8 earthquake killed more than 15,000 people in Turkey and Syria, families huddled in the cold rain, hitching tarps to make improvised tents, resting on bits of furniture pulled from the wreckage and lining up for shoes, blankets — anything available. Disclaimer: some of the content may be disturbing to some audience. WION advices viewer discretion.

Turkey earthquake : Death toll crosses 15,000

Countries have rushed to dispatch aid, personnel and equipment to help rescue efforts in quake-stricken areas of Turkiye and Syria. WION tells you more in this report.

Nations send aid and rescue workers to Turkiye

The toll in Turkey and Syria earthquake has mounted to over 7,800 even as hundred and thousands race to seek shelter. As many as 5,894 died in Turkiye, while more than 32,000 were injured, officials were quoted by media reports as saying. Meanwhile, in Syria, the number of deaths spiked to 1,932. Several countries, including India, the European Union, Ukraine and China, has pledged support to the two countries.

Round the clock rescue operations underway in Turkiye

While speaking to WION's Sddhant Sibbal, Syrian ambassador Dr Bassam Alkhatib has thanked India for sending humanitarian support in the aftermath of the earthquake that impacted the country.

Syria's India envoy Dr Bassam Alkhatib speaks to WION

Another earthquake, measuring magnitude-7.8, struck central Türkiye following the initial quake and rescue teams are searching for survivors in the rubble. World leaders have pledged to send aid, after Turkey issued an international appeal for help.

World leaders pledge aid after deadly quakes in Türkiye

Powerful, multiple earthquakes struck Turkey and Syria on Monday, causing destruction on an unprecedented scale. Over 4,300 casualties have been confirmed so far while thousands more are feared to be dead.

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In response to the massive earthquake in Turkiye, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has issued instructions for "all possible assistance" to the country in the aftermath of the disaster.

India to provide 'all possible assistance' to Turkiye after massive earthquake

Thousands of rescuers dug in to save some of the people trapped under rubble after an earthquake devastated a large area of south-east Turkiye. The 7.8-magnitude quake, which also affected northern Syria, reduced buildings to rubble.

Turkiye earthquake: Thousands of rescuers try to save those trapped under rubble

Hours after the announcement made by the Prime Minister's Office, India has dispatched the first batch of earthquake relief material to Turkiye aboard an Indian Air Force aircraft. The shipment consisted of an expert National Disaster Response Force search and rescue team, including both male and female personnel, highly-skilled dog squads, an array of medical supplies, advanced drilling drilling equipment, and other crucial tools required for the aid efforts.

India dispatches first consignment of earthquake relief material to Turkiye

Multiple earthquakes hit Turkiye's Gaziantep region, just 50 kilometres from the Syrian border. Northwestern Syria has seen building crumble to ground & roads upended. So far, 1,600 people have lost their lives in Syria alone. How will a country reeling under an 11-year-old war recover?

Syria: Death toll rises to 1,600 after devastating earthquake

Many countries have mobilised rapidly to send aid and rescue workers to Turkiye. EU has mobilised 27 search-and-rescue and medical teams. The U.S. is sending two search-and-rescue teams of 79 people each. Vladimir Putin promised to send Russian teams in a telephone call with Recep Tayyip Erdogan. India readied national disaster response force teams comprising personnel with dog squads and equipment. Indian doctors and paramedics with medicines are assisting the work. Germany - home to about three million people of Turkish origin - has promised to mobilise all possible assistance. China is sending $5.9 million in emergency aid to turkey, including rescue and medical teams. The PM of Greece pledged to make 'every force available' to aid Turkiye. Qatar is sending 120 rescue workers to Turkiye, alongside a field hospital, relief aid, tents and winter supplies. The UAE also intends to set up a field hospital in Turkiye. Tokyo is dispatching the Japan disaster relief rescue team to Turkiye.

A look at the int'l aid promised to Turkiye

Turkey and Syria were hit by three powerful earthquakes, causing massive damage to infrastructure and killing more than 3,000 people. The 7.8 magnitude quakewas followed by dozens of aftershocks, which wiped out entire sections of major Turkish cities in the region filled with millions who fled Syria's civil war and other conflicts.

Deadly earthquake kills thousands in Turkiye

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