By Newsbreak Producer Hoosen Ebrahim - The death toll from Monday's catastrophic earthquake has passed 7,800 people. In Turkey, over 5,800 people are confirmed to have been killed, while close to 2000 people perished in Syria. There are fears however that the toll will rise, with World Health Organization (WHO) officials estimating up to 20,000 may have died. Meanwhile, a huge rescue effort is continuing in freezing conditions. They are trying to find survivors as thousands of soldiers, along with international teams, are taking part in an emergency operation in the south of the country. The United Nations says that damage to the roads has disrupted the flow of vital aid to north-west Syria. Turkish Journalist, Turkman Terzi has been closely monitoring the situation and now brings us the latest...

<p>By Newsbreak Producer Hoosen Ebrahim - The death toll from Monday's catastrophic earthquake has passed 7,800 people. In Turkey, over 5,800 people are confirmed to have been killed, while close to 2000 people perished in Syria. There are fears however that the toll will rise, with World Health Organization (WHO) officials estimating up to 20,000 may have died. Meanwhile, a huge rescue effort is continuing in freezing conditions. They are trying to find survivors as thousands of soldiers, along with international teams, are taking part in an emergency operation in the south of the country. The United Nations says that damage to the roads has disrupted the flow of vital aid to north-west Syria. Turkish Journalist, Turkman Terzi has been closely monitoring the situation and now brings us the latest...</p>

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