Today host Sarah Abo has broken down in tears following an interview with a Syrian volunteer who is desperately racing to recover people trapped under rubble following Monday's devastating dual earthquakes.
The recently appointed Syrian-born presenter and co-host Karl Stefanvoic spoke to Ismail Alabdullah – a volunteer with charity organisation the White Helmets - on Friday morning as rescue efforts continue in the devastated region.
Stream more world news live & on demand with Flash. 25+ news channels in 1 place. New to Flash? Try 1 month free. Offer ends 31 October, 2023“We asked for advanced technologies that we can locate those beneath the rubble, no one responded. We asked for equipment, generators, spare parts, search and rescue equipment … no one responded.
Today host Sarah Abo was overcome with emotion during an interview with White Helmets volunteer Ismail Alabdullah. Picture: Today
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