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Destruction came in Turkey and Syria Earthquake We are also getting information about the death of an Indian citizen. The Indian Embassy in Turkey has confirmed the death of the missing Indian citizen. The Indian Embassy tweeted and said, the mortal remains of Vijay Kumar, an Indian national missing in Turkey since the February 6 earthquake, have been found and identified among the debris of a hotel in Malta.
India came forward to help earthquake affected Turkey, operation continues
Earthquake To help affected Turkey, India has run Operation Dost. In which many soldiers of India are engaged in rescue work. National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) personnel rescued an eight-year-old girl from the rubble of a collapsed building in earthquake-hit Turkey. An NDRF spokesman said that the operation was carried out in Nurdagi city of Gaziantep province with Turkish army personnel. NDRF jawans had safely rescued a six-year-old girl from this area on Thursday. The spokesman said, the rescue workers have so far rescued two people from the debris and retrieved 13 bodies. The rescue operation of NDRF is going on in the affected areas of Turkey since February 7.
99 member Indian team doing rescue work in Turkey
99-man squad in Turkey Earthquake Providing medical aid and relief to the affected people. Which includes 13 doctors, ortho, general surgeon, best oral maxillofacial surgeon, community medicine specialist, logistic officers and three medical officers.
Death of an Indian national, missing in Turkey since the earthquake, confirmed.
"Mortal remains of Vijay Kumar, an Indian national missing in Turkiye since Feb 6 earthquake, have been found and identified among the debris of a hotel in Malatya," tweets Embassy of India, Ankara pic.twitter.com/qF46JsX23Z
— ANI (@ANI) February 11, 2023
Earthquake in Turkey has killed 24 thousand people so far
Two major tremors of earthquakes of 7.8 and 7.5 magnitude have caused huge devastation in Turkey and Syria and so far more than 24 thousand people have lost their lives. While lakhs of people have been injured. 12 thousand buildings have either collapsed or are seriously damaged due to the devastating earthquake. The latest earthquake in Turkey and Syria has also left behind the 18,400 people who lost their lives in the 2011 Fukishima earthquake and tsunami in Japan.
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