‘We haven’t slept’ since powerful earthquake struck Turkey, UNICEF worker says
Rescue teams in Turkey and Syria are racing to find more survivors amid the rubble following Monday’s powerful earthquakes that left thousands without a home. UNICEF Senior Emergency Advisor in Syria, Melinda Young, joins News NOW from Gaziantep, Turkey, to explain the urgent needs in Syria and Turkey as the humanitarian in both countries crisis worsens.
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‘We haven’t slept’ since powerful earthquake struck Turkey, UNICEF worker says
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