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Turkey-Syria quake updates: No aid in NW Syria yet, say rescuers

All the updates from February 8 as they happened.

An aerial picture shows rescuers searching the rubble of buildings for casualties and survivors in the village of Salqin in Syria's rebel-held northwestern Idlib
An aerial picture shows rescuers searching the rubble of buildings for casualties and survivors in the village of Salqin in Syria's rebel-held northwestern Idlib province at the border with Turkey [Omar Haj Kadour/AFP]
By Arwa Ibrahim, Virginia Pietromarchi and Zaheena Rasheed
Published On 8 Feb 20238 Feb 2023
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The live blog is now closed, thank you for joining us. These were the updates on the Turkey-Syria earthquakes on Wednesday, February 8:



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