Turkiye-Syria Earthquake: There is a scene of devastation all around in Turkey and neighboring country Syria. This devastation is going to hurt people all over the world. Many such videos are also coming out on social media which shook the hearts of the people. Amidst all the shouting, a screeching sound was heard. Before death, the mother buried under the grounded building gave birth to her child. Its video is now going viral on social media.
The rescue team was working to extract people from the debris. Just then, the cry of the child was heard. The newborn baby was pulled out from the debris and taken to a safe place. It is not known whether there is anyone left from his family or not. This is not just one such video. There are many such videos and pictures, seeing which people’s heart has sat down.
all around death
Many dead bodies are still buried in the debris. Everywhere people are looking for their loved ones. Those who were playing swans with their families a day ago, today their families have been ruined. There is an orgy of death all around. Along with the dead bodies coming out of the debris, the death toll is also increasing rapidly. So far 4365 people have died in Turkey and Syria. Turkey’s Vice President Fuat Oktay says that the country should be prepared for the death toll to increase further.
The moment a child was born 👶 His mother was under the rubble of the earthquake in Aleppo, Syria, and she died after she was born, The earthquake.
May God give patience to the people of #Syria and #Turkey and have mercy on the victims of the #earthquake#अलहजे_अलारजीय #जलजल pic.twitter.com/eBFr6IoWaW— Talha Ch (@Talhaofficial01) February 6, 2023
2 NDRF teams leave from India
India has also come forward to help Turkey and Syria. A meeting was held in the PMO regarding this devastating earthquake, after which two teams of NDRF have left for Turkey on the instructions of PM Modi. 7 days of national mourning has been kept in Turkey. Due to bad weather here, the challenges have also increased for the aid teams.
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