UPDATE (as of 09 Feb, 2023 @ 10:52AM):

Combined death toll in Turkey and Syria passes 17,000

The number of fatalities as a result of the earthquakes on Monday in Turkey has increased to 14,014; moreover, the most recent death toll from Syria, which was reported by government officials and a rescue team, has reached 3,162. This brings the total number of fatalities in both countries to 17,176.

UPDATE (as of 08 Feb, 2023 @ 12:00PM):

Deaths : At least 11,104 people | Non-fatal injuries : At least 42,654 people | People affected : At least 13M people | Buildings destroyed : At least 6,400

'The worst earthquake in Turkey, since 1999

Today at 4.17am (GMT+3), a 7.9 magnitude earthquake struck Turkey and Syria.

While search and rescue efforts continue, official reports indicate that more than 1800 deaths and hundreds of injuries. Hundreds of homes were destroyed or damaged, along with public infrastructure, including schools and mosques.

One of the survivors of the earthquake, described the scene as a day like 'the Day of Resurrection' from the horror they experienced and the citizens fleeing to save themselves, while the Turkish Minister of Interior announced a fourth-degree warning that requires international assistance.

In this difficult time, Al-Khair Foundation affirms its solidarity with the Turkish and Syrian people and its emphasis on providing humanitarian aid to those affected by the effects of the earthquake.

Al-Khair Foundation calls on partners and donors to donate urgently to save the lives of children and women.

Provide support with:

- Food Pack: £50

- Cooking Kit: £30

- Water Containers: £40

- Medical Support: £100

- Shelter/ Tents: £350 ( for 5 - 8 members of a family)