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[ad_1] Photo: Screengrab/Twitter In a story that reflects the scale of the tragedy of those trapped under the rubble following the two devastating earthquakes in Turkey and Syria, a Turkish teenager was forced to drink his own urine in order to stay alive. 17-year-old Adnan Muhammet Korkut was rescued from the rubble of a 5-storey…
[ad_1] Indian citizens send help to Turkey New Delhi: Turkish Ambassador to India Firat Sunel took to Twitter and thanked the Indian citizens for extending help and donating essential items to the people affected by the devastating earthquake that hit Turkey and Syria on February 6. A Turkish Airlines flight took off from Delhi carrying…
[ad_1] Ankara: At least 48 people were arrested in Turkey on suspicion of looting in eight provinces on Monday, Anadolu Agency reported. One of them was arrested in the southern province of Hatay in possession of large sums of money, mobile phones, computers and weapons, in addition to jewelry and bank cards. According to a…
[ad_1] Even though Turkey has, on paper, construction codes that meet current earthquake-engineering standards, they are too rarely enforced, explaining why thousands of buildings slumped onto their side or pancaked downward onto residents. Turkish Justice Minister Bekir Bozdag said Sunday that 134 people were being investigated for their alleged responsibility in the construction of buildings…
[ad_1] The presence of mind of a 19-year-old woman from the Turkish city of Antakya, saved her entire family from being crushed under the rubble of the two powerful earthquakes that hit Turkey and Syria on Monday, February 6, killing more than 26,000 people. Umit Aslanoglu, got up from bed when her dog “Suzi” got…
[ad_1] The Emir of Qatar, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, arrived on Sunday, in Turkey on a working visit, during which he will meet Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Qatar News Agency (QNA) reported that the Emir of the country arrive in Istanbul, Turkey, accompanied by an official delegation, to meet with President Erdogan….
[ad_1] Photo: Screengrab from a video A Turkish woman refused to get out from under the rubble of her family’s house destroyed by the devastating earthquakes on Monday in the city of Gaziantep, without her headscarf. While the rescue teams were trying to rescue the mother and her three children, the woman demanded that she…
[ad_1] Berlin: Germany will grant three-month visas to Turkish and Syrian earthquake victims with family in the country, the interior minister said on Saturday. “This is emergency aid,” German Interior Minister Nancy Faeser told the daily newspaper Bild. “We want to allow Turkish or Syrian families in Germany to bring their close relatives from the…
[ad_1] Miraculous Rescue In Turkey, Baby Found Alive In Rubble After 128 Hours A two-month-old baby was yesterday rescued from under the rubble in Turkey’s Hatay as the crowd clapped and cheered. The child was found alive nearly 128 hours after the earthquake. Thousands of rescue workers are still scouring through flattened neighbourhoods despite freezing…
[ad_1] Ankara, February 12: The death toll across Turkey and Syria following Monday’s earthquake reached 28,192 on Saturday (local time), reported CNN. Turkey’s death toll climbed to 24,617, Turkish Vice President Fuat Oktay said in a news conference. In Syria, the total number of confirmed deaths stands at 3,575, including 2,167 in rebel-held areas in…