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Secondary crises after the Turkey-Syria earthquakes are now the greatest threat to life

  • Written by Aaron Opdyke, Senior Lecturer in Humanitarian Engineering, University of Sydney

The death toll from the Turkey and Syria earthquakes has continued to climb, with more than 37,000 lives lost. This staggering number is likely to grow even higher over coming days as the rubble is cleared. The disaster is now among the top five most deadly earthquakes globally in the past two decades.

Much of the focus has centred on the immense...

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