More than one week after the devastating earthquake, future for Syrian families in the town of Jandairis, in the rebel-held part of Syria's Aleppo province, has become limited to finding tents to shelter them from the cold winter nights. For Suzane Al-Abdullah, living in a car with her children, the situation is "difficult", while Abullrahman Haji Ahmed says future means nothing more than "a tent or two for the families to live in and rest". On her part, Kawthar al-Shaqea sought refuge in a camp “so we could have tents, nothing more." IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES