They had travelled to Turkey before the disaster, and some family members are still missing.
The death toll from the disaster is now approaching 24,000.
Mr Thomas, from Bridgend, said: "On Tuesday there were signs of life, they think they heard their grandmother because there were noises coming from the building.The 24-year-old said signs of life had been detected with heat-sensitive cameras.He called the situation "complete carnage".Web designer Mr Thomas said: "It's just heart breaking to know they can hear people in there."She has seen dead children. I cannot imagine what she is feeling like.
Busra, 24, has been sleeping in a "fabricated pod", with her boyfriend adding: "She is so strong, I don't know how she does it.""I am praying they are all alive and hoping they will all come out," Mr Thomas said."I believe in my heart of hearts they are going to be found and they are going to be okay.
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