EnRetard
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In meinem privaten Umfeld habe ich den Verdacht gehört, dass in Hatay nicht nur deshalb noch keine Hilfe der Regierung angekommen sei, weil die Rollbahn des Flughafens Hatay einen großen Riss habe, sondern auch, weil dort viele Alawiten (arap aleviler) leben, die Tayyip und die AKP leidenschaftlich ablehnen. Verschwörungsmythos oder was dran?
Nach Angaben von Lütfü Savaş, dem Bürgermeister der Metropolregion Hatay, haben Rettungsmaßnahmen begonnen. Interessanterweise erwähnte der CHP-Politiker in diesem Zusammenhang die Bürgermeisterkollegen von Istanbul, Ankara und Izmir, alle CHP.
The BBC’s Turkish language service is carrying some quotes from the Hatay metropolitan municipality mayor, Lütfü Savaş, who says search and rescue operations have begun in the region after a delay. He is quoted as saying:
Nach Angaben von Lütfü Savaş, dem Bürgermeister der Metropolregion Hatay, haben Rettungsmaßnahmen begonnen. Interessanterweise erwähnte der CHP-Politiker in diesem Zusammenhang die Bürgermeisterkollegen von Istanbul, Ankara und Izmir, alle CHP.
The BBC’s Turkish language service is carrying some quotes from the Hatay metropolitan municipality mayor, Lütfü Savaş, who says search and rescue operations have begun in the region after a delay. He is quoted as saying:
Savaş said there are nearly 2,000 destroyed buildings in Hatay. He was also critical of anti-earthquake precautions, saying “It is a very strong earthquake, but we could have survived it with less damage.”With the support of the mayors of Ankara, Istanbul and İzmir, we can now provide food, tents and drinking water support. Most of the public buildings, our own building, the fire department, AFAD, three hospitals have been severely damaged, our losses are very high. The airport is unusable. We are focused on what we can recover quickly with construction equipment, but experienced professionals are needed. There is a serious communication problem in the city centre and in certain parts of Hatay.
Race to find quake survivors – as it happened
At least 5,894 people have died in Turkey while 2,032 have died in Syria; WHO officials warn the total could be as high as 20,000
www.theguardian.com
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