Turkish Airlines continues to evacuate victims of TurkiyeQuakes from affected areas to safety while search & rescue teams tirelessly work to save more lives Follow this chain for our latest coverage for February 9 👇🏽
A 33 year-old mother, Serap Topal and her 5 year-old son, Mehmet Hamza Topal are rescued by the German and British rescue teams from under the rubble after 68 hours.
Search and rescue teams, both local and international, are working endlessly to save as many people as they can trapped under the rubble. Even though it is now the fourth day after the major quakes that shook Türkiye and its neighbouring Syria, not all hope is lost. On the other hand, Türkiye’s disaster management agency, AFAD, said 12,873 people were killed and at least 62,937 others were injured in Monday’s quakes centered in Kahramanmaras province and over 9,000 people were rescued from the disaster-hit areas.A 33 year-old mother, Serap Topal and her 5 year-old son, Mehmet Hamza Topal were rescued by the German and British rescue teams from under the rubble after 68 hours of the 7.7 magnitude Kahramanmaras earthquake in Türkiye.
Three men, including a father and son survive 75 hours under rubble before being rescued in Gaziantep
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