Turkey: Second avalanche kills rescuers

At least 33 people have been killed and dozens more trapped after an avalanche in eastern Turkey. Around 300 rescue workers were at the mountain dealing to with an earlier avalanche on Tuesday that killed five people. The number of dead or injured could reportedly rise further. We speak to our correspondent from BBC Turkish who's been following events.

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(Photo: Turkish soldiers and rescue workers try to rescue people after double avalanche at Bahcesaray district in Van city, eastern Turkey 05 February 2020. Credit: European Photopress Agency)