With the Syrian conflict showing no sign of letting up, the influx of refugees into Turkey continues unabated.
Turkey is worried that a flood of refugees could overwhelm its ability to care for them.
A group of volunteer Syrian doctors are doing what they can to help.
They've set up a clinic in Hatay offering free medical services to sick and wounded refugees.
(SOUNDBITE) (Arabic) SYRIAN REFUGEE, EMAHMAD:
"After this clinic was opened we felt very comfortable coming here rather than going to a Turkish hospital. We can understand the doctors here, we speak the same language. I think Syrians feel happy that this clinic is here."
Up to 5,000 Syrian refugees a day have been crossing into Turkey over the past two weeks and the UN warned this week that up to 200,000 could settle there if the conflict worsens.
