Several famous historical sites in Turkey and Syria destroyed by earthquake, photo international media Two devastating earthquakes in Turkey and Syria have killed more than 15,000 people so far, while many historical sites in the region were also destroyed which were spared during many wars and natural disasters. Syria has been at war for the…
Photo courtesy of Google The death toll from Monday’s severe earthquake in Turkey and Syria continues to rise. According to foreign media, the number of people who died due to the earthquake has increased from 15 thousand. Officials say that 12 thousand 391 people have died in Turkey and 2 thousand 992 in Syria. According…
25 members of the same family died due to the earthquake in Syria. According to foreign media, 25 members of the family of Ahmed Idris died due to the earthquake. According to reports, after being displaced by the war, Ahmed Idris is now living in the Syrian city of Saraqeb, who is shocked to see…
social media 45 Saudi nationals have been evacuated from the earthquake affected area of Turkey. The spokesperson of the Saudi Embassy says that the search for a missing Saudi woman is ongoing. The Saudi Embassy in its ongoing statement says that 45 Saudi citizens have been accommodated in the hotel. It is clear that the…
The Taliban government of Afghanistan has announced an aid of 165 thousand dollars for the people affected by the earthquake in Turkey and Syria. Afghanistan itself is suffering from the worst economic and humanitarian tragedy, one of the countries receiving the biggest aid from the United Nations. The Afghan Ministry of Foreign Affairs has announced…
“We have already a very vulnerable situation; people (are) already vulnerable, not capable of taking care of themselves…and all of a sudden comes this,” said El-Mostafa Benlamlih, UN Resident Coordinator for Syria. Progress lost “All the achievements we had before, anybody who had a small business has lost that business, anybody who could go to school…
“Like hundreds of thousands of other people in South-Eastern Türkiye I was fast asleep when the world started to shake. I don’t really know how to describe to anyone who hasn’t felt an earthquake, let alone one of the biggest ever recorded in this region. It’s just completely surreal. The floor and the walls were…
A scene from the earthquake devastation in Turkey The total death toll from the earthquake in Turkey and Syria has exceeded 11,200. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan visited the earthquake affected area. On this occasion, the Turkish President said that the people of Turkey cannot be left helpless under the open sky. He said that…
File photo A 2,200-year-old Roman-era fort was also destroyed by an earthquake in Turkey. According to foreign media, many ancient places were also damaged by the earthquake in Turkey. According to reports, Gaziantep Castle on top of the mountain in the center of the city was severely damaged by the earthquake. It can be seen…
Photo courtesy of Social Media The death toll from Monday’s severe earthquake in Turkey and Syria continues to rise. According to foreign media, the total number of deaths in both countries has reached 8 thousand 364, while hundreds of people are injured and under treatment. According to reports, 5 thousand 894 deaths were caused by…
