Turkey has created a new group to deal with the catastrophic toll of two earthquakes.

They're not rescuers, they're not builders, they're called earthquake crimes units.

In Turkey, arrest warrants have been issued to contractors, architects and engineers

accused of constructing the buildings that came down.

But some say it's an attempt by the government to deflect from its own failings ahead of elections

in May.

For years, Turkish politicians seeking election, including the president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan,

gave amnesty to contractors and developers who admitted their buildings weren't up to code.

And then on February 6th, the notes came to thousands of those buildings crumbled, toppled,

pancake imploded into tombs.

Coming up on today, explained who's going to pay.

Somebody needs to be held accountable for the fact that the whole system is designed

to encourage this kind of building.

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