Turkey News Today-In a remarkable story of survival, a teenage girl has been pulled out alive from the rubble of a collapsed building in Turkey, 10 days after a powerful earthquake hit the western coast of the country. A teenager was saved from underneath the debris in Turkey, further than 10 days later important earthquakes left behind an ocean of destruction and deaths.
The 17- time-old girl was pulled alive from the remains of a collapsed apartment block in Turkey’s south-eastern Kahramanmaras fiefdom nearly 248 hours after the 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck the region. Rescue workers used drills and other equipment to carefully remove the rubble and free the girl, who was conscious and alert when she was pulled out. She was immediately taken to a nearby hospital for treatment, where she is reportedly in stable condition. Footage participated by the Sakarya Metropolitan Municipality showed the" phenomenon girl" being carried on a stretcher to an ambulance, covered with a gold-colored thermal mask.
" She looked to be in good health. She opened and closed her eyes," coal miner Ali Akdogan, who shared in the deliverance, told AFP.T he news of the girl's survival has been met with widespread relief and joy in Turkey, where the earthquake has caused significant devastation. The country is still reeling from the effects of the disaster, with many people still homeless and in need of basic supplies. we're happy whenever we find a living thing- indeed a cat." The teenager's tearful uncle hugged the saviors one by one and said" We'll no way forget you."The death risk from the earthquake across Turkey and Syria exceeded,000 on Friday leading to the United Nations’s appeal for$ 1bn to address the philanthropic extremity." The requirements are enormous, people are suffering and there is no time to lose," UN clerk-general Antonio Guterres said in a statement while calling for finances that would give relief to 5.2 million people for three months.
The deliverances have downscaled significantly as the rainfall posed a challenge to the aid workers. Turkey and Syria haven't said how numerous people were still missing.
There has been growing wrathfulness among people who have lost their cousins over what they see as loose structure practices and deeply defective civic development.
“ I've two children. No others. They're both under neath this debris," said Seville Karabduloğlu, as excavators tore down the remaining part of a high-level block of Antakia's apartments. How do I know that the contractor erected it this way?. Everyone is looking to make a profit.
The search and rescue effort is ongoing, with teams from around the world joining local authorities to help locate and save any remaining survivors. The Turkish government has also pledged to provide support and aid to those affected by the earthquake.
The survival of the teenage girl is a ray of hope in what has been a difficult time for the people of Turkey. Her story is a reminder of the resilience and strength of the human spirit and a testament to the dedication and bravery of the rescue workers who continue to work tirelessly to save lives.