13 days after the February 6 earthquake in Turkey and Syria, 3 people buried in the debris in the city of Hatay, Turkey, were safely pulled out alive. A foreign news agency According to the report More than 46,000 people have been confirmed dead from the devastating earthquake so far, the death toll in Turkey…
Deaths are expected to increase in Turkey and Syria, officials: Photo: Social Media Ankara: The number of people killed by the earthquake in Turkey and Syria has exceeded 20 thousand. According to foreign media, more than 17,000 people have died in Turkey and more than 3,000 in Syria. Hopes of getting people out alive buried…
Istanbul: A child buried under the rubble was pulled out alive after 68 hours in the southern province of Hata in Turkey, whose video is viral on social media. According to the Turkish news agency TRT, aid workers said that the child, named Helen, is in good condition and is under the care of the…
A video of a young sibling buried under the rubble of a building in Turkey’s earthquake reached the head of the World Health Organization, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus. The WHO chief shared the video on his social media account and wrote, “Endless praise for this brave girl.” Apart from this, the representative of the United Nations…
File photo In Turkey, a woman buried in the debris gave birth to a child and lost her life. The death toll from the devastating earthquakes in Turkey and Syria continues to rise over time. According to sources, 7 thousand 266 deaths have been recorded in Turkey and Syria so far. 5 thousand 434 people…
Iconic photo A heartless mother in India buried her daughter alive in a humane act during the Jahiliyya era. According to the report of Indian media, this one-day-old girl was rescued and transferred to the hospital, but she died after two days of fighting for her life. According to the police, the woman from Uttar…
