Hope for earthquake survivors fades as Turkey arrests building developers
GAZIANTEP, Turkey — The chances of anyone being found alive are fading fast in the southern Turkish city of Gaziantep. Some are holding vigils in makeshift tents, but hopes are fading that more survivors will be pulled from the rubble of buildings days after two massive earthquakes tore through them, and a death toll that seems ready to continue growing. On a block where three buildings collapsed, rescue teams are now focused on recovering bodies. Some women wept in grief for their lost loved ones, but no one wanted to talk when NBC News visited on Sunday, their grief still…
