Enab Baladi – Aleppo countryside An hour after the earthquake occurred on February 6, the young Ibrahim Khaled al-Hamam crawled out from under the rubble following the collapse of his house in the town of Jindires in the northern countryside of Aleppo. Despite the transfer of the young man, 26, to the hospital and treatment in an emergency manner, he cannot walk on his feet more than 14 days after the earthquake that struck southern Turkey and four Syrian provinces, leaving more than 50,000 dead, including 6,000 in Syria. Al-Hamam suffers from crush syndrome, fractures in both feet, and numerous bruises, due to the collapse of a concrete wall on them after a failed attempt to escape
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