Idlib earthquake survivors feel neglected in Syria

Survivors of the earthquake in north-west Syria, which killed over 7,000 people in February, are struggling to receive the aid they need. More than 10,500 buildings were destroyed or damaged, leaving many without shelter, water, or medical care. Hospitals in rebel-held Idlib province have been overwhelmed for years, and there is only space for the most serious cases to stay and recover. The situation in Syria is one of the world's worst humanitarian crises, with over four million people in north-west Syria depending on aid.