Earthquakes in Turkey and Syria: Save the lives of two women trapped for 122 hours

These two women are Ms. Menekse Tabak – 70 years old, found by rescuers and taken to an emergency area in Kahramanmaras province, and Ms. Masallah Cicek – 55 years old, who were rescued and taken out by rescuers from the pile. The ruins of a collapsed building in the city of Diyarbakir, the largest city in southeastern Turkey.

Turkish Vice President Fuat Okta said about 31,000 rescuers were present in all areas affected by the devastating earthquake. He also added that about 80,000 people are being treated in hospitals, more than 1 million people have lost their homes due to the earthquake and are living in temporary accommodation areas.

Also on February 11, member countries of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) agreed to move field tents to Turkey – a member of this military alliance, to shelter. shelter for those who lost their homes in the recent terrible earthquake.

These tents are often used by NATO forces as headquarters during military operations or exercises. The tents are equipped with a number of amenities including heating, generators and medical treatment areas.

The deployment of these tents will be overseen by the commander of NATO Allied Operations Command, General Christopher Cavoli (USA).