Photo by Aziz Karimov. Turan
According to the data on the morning of February 11, the death toll reached 20,665 people, injured - 80,088.
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2023 February 11 (Saturday) 00:32:52
Turkey earthquake death toll reaches 20 213 people /UPDATED/
As of 23:00 Friday, the death toll in Turkey has reached 20,213 people. The number of wounded was 80,012 people.
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2023 February 10 (Friday) 20:43:51
Turkey earthquake death toll reaches 19 388 people /UPDATED/
As of the evening of February 10, the death toll has reached 19,388 people, injured 77,711 people.
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2023 February 10 (Friday) 17:06:59
Turkey earthquake death toll reaches 18,991 /UPDATED/
As of 17:00 Baku time, the death toll reached 18,991 people.
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2023 February 10 (Friday) 11:09:47
Turkey earthquake death toll reaches 18,342 /UPDATED/
As of the morning of February 10, the death toll was 18,342 people. 74,242 people were injured and 75,780 were evacuated from the disaster area.
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2023 February 10 (Friday) 08:39:06
Turkey earthquake death toll reaches 17,674 /UPDATED/
Officials said Thursday that 17,674 people were killed in Turkey, while the death toll in Syria was at least 3,377.
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2023 February 09 (Thursday) 23:59:59
Turkey earthquake death toll reaches 17,406 /UPDATED/
As of midnight on February 9, the death toll reached 17,406 people, 71,866 injured, CNNTurk reported.
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2023 February 09 (Thursday) 20:19:06
Turkey earthquake death toll reaches 16,546
Baku/09.02.23/Turan: According to the Turkish authorities, the number of victims of the catastrophic earthquake in the southeast of the country on February 6 reached 16,546 people on Thursday evening. The number of wounded exceeded 65 thousand people. -0-
Politics
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Since November last year, there has been a suppression of the independent press and civil society in Azerbaijan, which is extremely disturbing and sets Azerbaijan back years, US Ambassador to Azerbaijan Mark Libby said in an interview with a group of journalists on Friday. According to him, the United States is taking all possible measures to improve the situation. "We do this openly in meetings with our colleagues. We are doing something openly, something privately, and we will continue this," the ambassador said.
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Representatives of over 50 international organizations and leading universities in the UK and the world have appealed to the head of the Foreign Policy Department of the United Kingdom, David Cameron, on the case of Azerbaijani economist Gubad Ibadoglu. The message notes that Ibadoglu, who was released under house arrest during his detention, seriously undermined his health and now apparently needs a complex surgical operation, but he is still banned from leaving the country.
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The National Council of Democratic Forces (NCDF) has scheduled a protest rally in Baku for May 19 demanding the release of political prisoners, electoral reform, improvement of the social situation of the population, and the opening of land borders. Earlier, the opposition had already scheduled rallies with these demands for April 21 and May 5. However, the Baku Executive refused to authorize opposition demonstrations.
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The Biden Administration on Thursday formally accused Russia of using chemical weapons in Ukraine, and pledged further steps to hold Moscow accountable, following a new set of sanctions against the Kremlin, TURAN's Washington correspondent reports.
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