More than 110 students died in the Aleppo earthquake
Following a powerful earthquake measuring 7.8 on the Richter scale on February 6, in southeastern Turkey and northern Syria, at least 110 students died in Aleppo in Syria.
Syria's Al-Alam reporter reported on the deaths of 110 students during the recent earthquake in Aleppo. According to the latest reports, the total number of victims of this deadly earthquake in Turkey and Syria has reached 40,000 people.
According to the correspondent of this network in Syria after the earthquake, more than 100 planes transported relief supplies to the airports of Damascus, Aleppo and Latakia and also the UN convoy, carrying 22 trucks of food entered the province of Idlib through the borders of Turkey.
According to this report, shipments of aid from Hashd al-Shaabi also arrived yesterday in Latakia province. The people of the earthquake-affected areas are protesting against the action of the United States and the international community because they have turned a blind eye to this devastating disaster in Syria.
