Turkey, Syria lihninhnak ruang ah a thi mi 7,800 leng an phan cang
TOPSHOT - A rescuer reacts as he carries a body found in the rubble in Adana on February 6, 2023, after a 7.8-magnitude earthquake struck the country's south-east. The combined death toll has risen to over 1,900 for Turkey and Syria after the region's strongest quake in nearly a century on February 6, 2023. Turkey's emergency services said at least 1,121 people died in the 7.8-magnitude earthquake, with another 783 confirmed fatalities in Syria, putting that toll at 1,904. (Photo by Can EROK / AFP)
The Chinland Post | 2023 February 8 – A thi mi 7,800 leng an phanhnak Turkey le Syria ramri i a thazang ṭhawng tak mi lihninhnak ruang ah a rawk mi le a cim mi tang ah a nunnak a him mi pawl kan kawl hna lio ah laihri tan rih lo in a rak um mi hngakchia 1 zong February 7 ah an khamh khawh.
Hngakchia nu le pa telh in an chungkhar 7 ning tein an thi tiah bawmtu Saleh al-Bardan nih VOA ah a chim.
January 6 ah thazang 7.8 a ngei mi li a hnih ruang ah innlo a thong in a cimh caah a tap mi zeizah dah an um rih ti theih a si lo. Lihninhnak ruang ah minung a million in an i hliam kho tiah an ruahdamh.
Li a hnihnak a laifang a si mi Turkey ram, Gaziantep le Kahramanmaras khua hna cu minung umnak inn a tlar in a cimh caah a tuar bik an si. Cucaah Turkey President Recep Tayyip Erdogan nih a ram chung nichuah thlanglei hmunhma 10 cu thla 3 cu Emergency dirhmun a thanh. American, China le adang ram 12 leng nih bawmhnak pek ding in bia sn i kam.
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