Syrians turn to social media to find relatives in earthquake ...Kuwait

Syrians have taken to social media to find their relatives who went missing in Turkey after the 6 February earthquake, posting pictures of their lost loved ones and descriptions of where they were last seen. Facebook groups and local media have all circulated pictures of Syrians who have not been heard of since the earthquake, which has left over 37,000 dead since last week. "The first information I received was from his brother in Syria, that he was missing. After that, I started searching on Facebook, groups and Telegram," Mohammed Kheir, a man from Hama City in Syria who is looking for his nephew, Walid al-Qassem, told The New Arab. Al-Qassem, a 25-year-old barber

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