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[ad_1] On Tuesday, Pakistan sent another rescue team to Turkey on orders of the Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Syed Asim Munir. Earlier Pakistan had sent a rescue team of 30 Pakistanis. Reportedly, those Pakistanis are struggling to manage their own meal everyday. To ensure the same, the second search and rescue team has…
[ad_1] Turkish chef Nusret Gökçe, popularly known as Salt Bae Salt Bae, the popular chef and social media personality, has made headlines for his philanthropic efforts following a devastating earthquake in Turkey. Seeing the suffering of the earthquake survivors, Gokce decided to arrange a mobile kitchen that could serve 5,000 people a day. The video…
[ad_1] An eight-year-old girl Khadija Ahmed in Hyderabad has sold her three poems to 10 persons and raised Rs 3000 to donate the money for the earthquake affected people in Turkey. She was shaken by the news of the killings and damages pouring in from Turkey. She wanted to help the victims and hit upon…
[ad_1] Islamabad: Pakistan government quickly responded to requests for international assistance after the devastating earthquake in Turkey and Syria. Initially, Pakistan govt decided not to take loan from Turkey until next month to help Turkey, however, after being criticised by other countries, Pakistan sent search and rescue teams to Turkey. Reportedly, the Pakistan rescue…
[ad_1] New Delhi: The Centre has sent humanitarian medical assistance and Emergency Relief Material like life-saving drugs, protective items and critical care equipment valued at over Rs 7 crore to quake-hit Syria and Turkey. Union health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya highlighted the efforts of the Ministry to provide emergency relief materials to Turkey and Syria in…
[ad_1] Gaziantep: The massive 7.8 magnitude earthquake that struck Turkey and Syria not only left bustling neighbourhoods in ruins but also destroyed the 2,000-year-old Gaziantep Castle from the Roman Empire, a historic site and tourist attraction in Turkey. The Gaziantep castle, located in the heart of the city fell, quite literally, during the earthquake that…
[ad_1] As a shallow, inland earthquake of a huge magnitude flattened a vast belt straddling the border between Turkey and Syria killing thousands of people instantly, a number of Kashmiri students have joined relief and rescue teams. Khalid Bashir Gura talked to a few of them to report the state and status of a major…
[ad_1] Srinagar, Feb 14: A Kashmir-based local NGO ‘We the Helping Hands foundation’ has extended their hands to support devastating earthquake victims with humanitarian assistance. Umer Wani, who heads the foundation told news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) that after watching the horrific and heart-wrenching videos and images of the earthquake that hit Turkey and Syria,…
[ad_1] In the past week the death toll from the earthquakes that hit Syria and Turkey, flattening buildings and laying waste to towns and cities, has rocketed. Journalist Ruth Michaelson has been travelling around the devastated area, meeting survivors who have been waiting for days for rescue and relief efforts to reach them. One man…
[ad_1] Photo: Screengrab/Instagram After the two devastating earthquakes that hit Turkey and Syria on Monday, February 6, the smell of death lingered. The tragic stories much like the debris, kept piling one atop the other. A video clip, spread on social media, documented the moment the rescue teams pulled out a Turkish officer from under the rubble of…