21 dead, several others trapped after avalanche in eastern Turkey

A torrential slide in eastern Turkey killed in any event 21 individuals, including military police and regular people who were attempting to save casualties of a prior snowslide, the neighbourhood senator said on Wednesday.
Mehmet Emin Bilmes, the legislative head of the eastern territory of Van, said exactly 30 individuals had been pulled out from under the day off.
More individuals are accepted to be despite everything caught, Interior Minister Suleyman Soylu said before, without giving a number.
Television film from Van's Bahcesaray region demonstrated many individuals utilising scoops and sticks in snowfall and great breezes to uncover covered vehicles, and other toppled vehicles.
Soylu said the conditions in the region made it hard for salvage vehicles to work, including a car had been pulled out from under 4-5 meters (16 feet) of the day off.
Salvage groups were attempting to save individuals caught under a previous torrential slide that struck on Tuesday, killing five individuals. Eight individuals were saved from that torrential slide and the second snowslide happened as groups were scanning for two others.
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