Turkey-Syria earthquake: On a patch of wasteland in the broken city of Adiyaman
Sky, 14 Feb 2023
A week after Monday's earthquake, the Turkish government has confirmed that more than one million people are living in temporary shelters and many more have been left homeless, staying in cars and tents.
Sky correspondent Siobhan Robbins spent a night with refugees and rescuers in the Turkish city of Adiyaman, where the temperature drops below freezing in the evenings.
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