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Turkey avalanches: At least 38 people dead and dozens hurt
05.02.2020 - 20:36 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
At least 38 people have died and dozens more are trapped after two avalanches struck on a Turkish mountain, within days of each other.
Turkey's Disaster and Emergency Authority said 33 people died when a second avalanche struck while rescuers were searching for victims of a first avalanche, which had killed five people.
Officials said there are 300 rescue workers at the site near the eastern border with Iran.
More than 50 people are believed to be trapped in their vehicles in the area after
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