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For your information, you can find below the description of the video Turkey, Syria Quake Latest: Death Toll Nears 35,000 published by the Youtube channel Bloomberg Television:
The magnitude-7.7 and 7.6 temblors that struck nine hours apart on Feb. 6 have left nearly 35,000 people dead in Turkey's southeast and neighboring Syria. Legal activists have accused the Turkish government of destroying evidence by quickly demolishing a one-story state office that stored concrete samples and files related to collapsed buildings in the earthquake-stricken Hatay province. A Turkish business group estimates that the economic losses from the earthquakes could reach $84 billion. Bloomberg's Simin Demokan and Bloomberg economist Selva Bahar Bazik discuss the details on Bloomberg Television.
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