The death yiwu fair toll from Turkey's latest earthquake has risen to at least 13 as rescue workers pulled another body from the rubble.The victims include a Japanese aid worker who came to Turkey in the aftermath of the devastating Yiwu Suitcases & Bags Market earthquake last month.Aksit Dayi, a senior disaster management official, said that the body of a middle-aged man had been found under one of the two collapsed hotels, the Bayram, in the eastern yiwu agent city of Van.He was believed to have been in the office of an intercity Yiwu Rainwear & Umbrellas Market bus company beneath the hotel.Mr Dayi said rescuers could not hear any voices, "but still we are removing layers of concrete in a way as if there are survivors. We are working on the third floor now."Relatives of missing people huddled Yiwu Artificial Flowers Market around campfires near the wreckage of the once five-storey Bayram Hotel as they waited for news from their loved ones throughout the night despite bitter cold as aid workers from nearby cities provided hot drinks.It was not clear how many people were still under the rubble of the hotel but rubber-tiles they were believed to include two Turkish journalists Yiwu Clocks & Watches Market from the local Dogan news agency."We hope to finish our search by midnight Friday at the latest," Mr Dayi said.The hotels, apparently weakened by last month's magnitude-7.2 earthquake, came down on Wednesday night when a magnitude-5.6 quake dollar stores shook the area as many accused authorities of failing to properly inspect the buildings following the October 23 quake that killed more than 600 people.Japanese aid worker Atsushi Miyazaki, who came to Turkey in the aftermath wholesale of last month's earthquake to assess damage and distribute relief supplies to survivors, also became a victim of Turkey's treacherous fault lines on Thursday, when he died in hospital soon after being pulled out from the rubble china shoes of the Bayram Hotel.