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«Πorγαμε για yπ&nu ;ο ελχαμε τα παντα, σηκωθorκαμε το π ρωλ και δεν ελχαμε τλποτα πια...» /></p> <p><b>“We were forced to  let's leave and come back” many earthquake victims from different regions of Turkey told Yeni Duzen, saying that they left with everything they found among their belongings in the ruins, one might have milk for his child, another a blanket.</b>&nbsp ; </p> <p>In its main topic, the newspaper today reports that earthquake victims are still coming to the occupied territories from Antiyaman, Hatay, Kahramanmaras, to find their family members and relatives who live here. “We went to bed at night, we had everything, we got up in the morning and we had nothing,” said a father who came to the occupied territories.</p> <p>According to the newspaper, the people the journalist spoke to for his report said they came because of the bad conditions and would like to return to their place.</p> <p>Some earthquake victims from Antakia, one of the places where the earthquake was felt most strongly, they have no relatives, no job, no house, no car… He said a new life awaits them, it added. These people expressed the wish that the pseudo-state would support them.</p> <p>According to the report, the earthquake victims from Turkey have a written document signed and stamped by AFAD (disaster and emergency management agency) authorities and their provincial governor. In this document it is stated that “due to the destruction of the earthquake that occurred on February 6, my house has become uninhabitable because it suffered serious damage.” The person's name, identity, gender, residence and telephone number are recorded.</p> <p>It has become known that the “earthquake victim certificate” presented upon entering the pseudo-state covers a period of stay in the occupied territories. 90 days under normal conditions. The newspaper notes that the “Humanitarian Residence Permit” document is expected to be extended for 6 months for those coming from the 11 provinces of Turkey affected by the earthquake. However, Jenny Duzen observes, no official statement has yet been made by the “government” on the matter.</p> <p>The newspaper notes that most of them come by boat and among them most are children and women.</p> <p> p><br /> <noindex></p> <div class=Source: www.reporter.com.cy

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