The total death toll from the earthquake that struck at dawn today, Monday, in southern Turkey and northern Syria, has so far exceeded 2,600.
Turkey: 6,445 people rescued
Turkish Disaster and Emergency Management: 6 thousand and 445 people were rescued from under the rubble.
United Nations Office for Humanitarian Affairs:
Large numbers of missing people were recorded as a result of the earthquake
We expect the death toll from the earthquake to rise, as many buildings were damaged in several areas
RIA Novosti: The first plane of the Ministry of Emergency Situations with Russian rescuers has flown to Turkey to assist in rescue operations
The Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs: We are preparing to carry out two humanitarian missions in the earthquake-affected areas in Syria and Turkey
United Nations: expected disruption of relief efforts in northern Syria
United nations:
We expect the earthquake to disrupt relief operations in northwest Syria
We will deploy our disaster assessment and coordination teams to support the earthquake response at the request of Turkey
There are more than 700 of our employees in the earthquake affected areas
UNICEF:
Thousands of children are in danger after the devastating earthquakes that hit Turkey and Syria
The earthquakes destroyed thousands of homes and displaced thousands of families, and the conditions of children in light of the cold became more dangerous
Earthquake casualties in Turkey are increasing
Turkish Minister of Health:
The death toll from the earthquake rose to 1,651, and the injured to 11,119
There are difficulties facing relief operations for the afflicted
Turkish Minister of Defense: We have sent 17 private planes belonging to the armed forces and a number of drones to the affected areas
Turkish Energy Minister: Electricity and gas networks were damaged in some areas due to the earthquake
Turkish Minister of Agriculture: There are planes that could not land at Antakya Airport because of the difficulties they encountered
UN official: Turkey's recovery from the earthquake will be difficult
Administrator of the United Nations Development Program: It is clear from the scale of the disaster that the recovery from the earthquake that struck Turkey will be long and difficult
White House:
We plan to send more teams, including 279 personnel, to assist Turkey in search and rescue work
President Biden ordered an immediate American response to the aftermath of the earthquakes
Chinese Foreign Ministry: We express our sorrow for the earthquake victims and hope that the Syrian and Turkish peoples will overcome the disaster
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