Turkey-Syria quakes: Desperate search for survivors continues

Thousands of rescue workers face freezing conditions in Turkey and Syria to find survivors of Monday's earthquake as time runs out. More than 8,700 people are now known to have been killed, and there are warnings the death toll could continue to surge. Priorities include prevention of the contamination of the water system, tents and blankets for shelter, but also work gloves to help rescuers shift through the rubble. Some international aid is reaching Syria but access is limited because of damaged roads.

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