The World Health Organization says that the death toll due to the earthquake in Syria and Turkey may cross 20,000.

The situation is getting worse after the 7.8 magnitude earthquake in Turkey on Monday and several times the earth trembled.

There is a scene of devastation everywhere.

Dead bodies are buried in the debris.

Buildings have collapsed like a house of cards.

Because of which thousands of people became homeless.

Many people have died due to severe cold.

Due to the low temperature, there is also a problem in the rescue operation.

Kubra Halisi, a scholar of architectural history, gave this information from Istanbul.

Snowfall is also taking place in Turkey amid severe winter.

In many cities, the temperature has reached 9 to minus 2 degree Celsius.

Health experts say that in such a situation people are at risk of hypothermia.

PTI had reached Kubra Halisi through social media.

Kubra Halisi, who suffered from the earthquake in Istanbul, told news agency PTI, "A large number of people have become homeless after the earthquake.

He could not be taken to the shelter home due to bad weather.

The Turkish citizen said, "Although we were far from the epicenter of the earthquake, we still felt several tremors." 

In the conversation, he said, 'I and my family members are safe, but my country has been broken into pieces.

Destruction is destruction everywhere.

10 provinces have been affected by the earthquake.

We are only seeing scenes of death and destruction in the local and international media.

Houses and buildings collapsed like a house of cards.

Many people who were buried under the debris died in the extreme cold."

The earthquake on Monday killed thousands of people in Turkey and neighboring Syria.

Thousands of buildings collapsed.

He said, "We know many people who are unable to go to their families because a massive earthquake of 7.8 magnitude hit the country.

After that, tremors of 7.5 magnitude were felt. "He said," We realize that many countries are helping us.

India on Tuesday sent relief material to Turkey through four C-17 Globemaster military transport aircraft.

India has also sent a mobile hospital and a special search and rescue team there.

India on Wednesday handed over six tonnes of relief material, including essential medicines and medical equipment, to earthquake-hit Syria.

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