Rescue Operation In Turkey: More than 25 thousand people have died so far due to the 7.8 magnitude earthquake in Turkey and Syria on February 6. More than 80 thousand people have been injured. At the same time, due to the collapse of thousands of buildings, there are piles of debris in many cities. Thousands of rescue workers from many countries are trying to save people from the pile of debris. A newborn was rescued after 90 hours in Hatay province of Turkey.
Newborn rescued, mother found unconscious
This child was born just 10 days ago, and his family members lost their lives due to the earthquake. It was told by the Turkish Disaster Agency that the rescuers have also taken out the child’s mother. Efforts are being made to revive his mother, she has been taken from there to the hospital on a stretcher. During this, the words of “Inshallah” (God’s will) echoed.
The mayor of Istanbul shared the picture on Twitter.
The picture of the child was shared on Twitter by the mayor of Istanbul in Turkey. He told that in the same way many small children have been pulled out of the debris. After the earthquake, while searching for the survivors, the workers got tired on the fifth day, yet they are engaged in the rescue operation. According to the Mayor of Istanbul, the infant and his mother have been pulled out from inside the rubble of a collapsed building on the 5th day of the devastation.
Yağız Ulaş bebek only 10 days. After 90 hours of deprem, Hatay Samandağ was exonerated along with his wife. pic.twitter.com/7jjjEXQfiV
— Ekrem İmamoğlu (@ekrem_imamoglu) February 9, 2023
Similarly, rescue workers took out a woman from the debris 103 hours after the earthquake. The staff put an oxygen mask on his face and took him to a safe place. There are countless such pictures, which are becoming a ray of hope among the victims. The Turkish government has deployed more than 15,000 rescuers in the disaster-hit areas.
More than 70 countries including India have sent disaster-relief teams to Turkey and Syria. Along with this, food-clothes and other things have also been delivered to the victims.
