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Shocking footage of children being rescued from rubble in Turkey

02/08/2023

Less than a minute

2023.02.08 16:02

By Kristina Sobol

Budrigannews.com – Turkish rescuers pull out a lot of living people from under the rubble 20 hours after the earthquakes. The number of victims has exceeded more than 10,000 people at the moment.

Turkish President Erdogan has declared a state of emergency in the country.

Turkish infrastructure has been severely damaged, including ports and oil refineries. Tremors continue today, a tsunami is not excluded.

To be continued.