No officials arrived for seven days, say people and they add, "They are waiting for everyone to die. We want them to give us the dead bodies of our beloved, nothing else."

Trucks carrying humanitarian aid passed the bridge at the border gate in the morning. The rescue team that arrived from Armenia earlier this week rescued today an eight-year-old girl alive in Adıyaman together with AFAD rescue teams.

In a poor suburb of Antakya, people are desperate. Neither rescue teams, nor needed aid has arrived. A woman describes the situation they are in.

Yaklaşık 30 yıldır hizmete kapalı olan Iğdır Alican Sınır Kapısı, Ermenistan'dan gelen yardım kamyonlarının deprem bölgelerine ulaşabilmesi için açıldı.

Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu, the leader of CHP announced the death of Deniz Baykal from his social media accounts.

While the death toll rose to 20,665 as of 07:30 am. this morning in Türkiye at least 92,697 people affected by the earthquake were transferred to other cities.

Mesopotamia Psychologists Initiative is giving psycho-social support in the region hit by the February 6 earthquakes.

"Neither a rescue team arrived nor has been any work carried out until now. We have been waiting in front of the rubble for days. AFAD is not doing any work, 'We should hear a voice,' they say."

The miners used a method that is also used in the mines to rescue the young woman from 8 meters below in the wreckage.

Vice President Fuat Oktay announced that the problems in natural gas pipelines and the electricity grid were fixed and that there were no closed roads.

A mother of six staying in a tent with her children in Koşuyolu Park in Diyarbakır says they will have to return to their house which is heavily damaged. She says her children will die because of the cold otherwise.

We listen to a woman in an astroturf soccer field turned into an aid station. She is a cardiac patient. She should not stay in the cold. "Just give us a tent and coal. I do not want anything else," she says.

bianet correspondents Ferid Demirel ve Hikmet Adal travelled from İstanbul to the Göksun district of Maraş, heavily hit by the two major earthquakes of February 6.

16,170 people died, 64,194 were injured and the confirmed number of collapsed buildings is 6,044 in February 6 earthquakes so far in Türkiye.

People were rescued alive 79 and 80 hours after the earthquake in Maraş, Hatay, and Malatya. Rescue efforts continue in eight cities.

"I am very sad to say but the figures will rise, and the pain will be stronger each day," said the opposition party leader and told President Erdoğan such a disaster cannot be managed using threatening language.

AFAD announced that the number of those injured in the earthquakes is 62,937 as of this morning.

The two correspondents were taken into custody on grounds that they did not have press cards given by the Communication Presidency.

Bodies not identified will be buried within 24 hours after their DNA samples, fingerprints, and photos are taken.

Several NGOs set up initiatives to help the animals in need.