Journalist Alihan Pehlivan, who was in Adıyaman, informed that the works were carried out with three construction machines. Explaining that the dead bodies of three Turkey guides were reached, Pehlivan shared that the children were at the back of the hotel and there were guides who came to Turkey in the front of the hotel. 120 people were found under the rubble. Expressing that they received it from the governorship, Pehlivan said, “The front of the hotel is currently being excavated. We expect searches with precision measuring instruments in civil defense. There are incredible dramas. There is no stone left in Adıyaman." There are images that are unbelievable, that the heart cannot take. The front of the hotel is currently being excavated. We expect searches with precision measuring instruments in civil defense. There are incredible dramas. In some apartments, there is no intervention at all, there is no transportation, one cannot come or go. I walk 2 kilometers to use a phone, the people under the rubble are moaning, asking for help, you can't do anything. You can't touch it, it's very different, it's a great destruction. There are people sitting in front of the debris, sobbing and crying. The weather is freezing, there are constant aftershocks, nothing hot has passed through our throat since yesterday.” “There is a lot of debris in Adıyaman, there is no work.” He stated that there was a lot of debris but no work. Pehlivan said that the most intense work in Adıyaman continued in the wreckage where the Turkish Cypriot convoy was located, and that teams from Cyprus were working there as well. You hear the voices of people whining and crying from all sides, but you can't do anything.” He also stated that 4 business vehicles are currently working in the hotel wreckage. Source:Detay Newspaper