FILE PHOTO: Rescuers search for survivors following an earthquake in Diyarbakir, Turkey February 6, 2023.FILE PHOTO: Rescuers search for survivors following an earthquake in Diyarbakir, Turkey February 6, 2023.
The rescue of small children has lifted the spirits of weary crews searching for survivors on the fifth day after a major earthquake struck Turkey and neighbouring Syria, killing more than 22,000 people. In the Turkish town of Kahramanmaras, 200 km north of Samandag, orange-clad workers squeezed into an air pocket beneath a fallen building to find a toddler, crying as dust fell into his eyes, before relief settled over him and rescuers gently brushed his face clean, video from the Turkish defence ministry showed.
In Nurdagi near Iskenderun, a Spanish rescuer said “I got him, I got him, let’s go” as he pulled a whimpering two-year-old boy from a collapsed building. Across the border in Syria, rescuers from the White Helmets group used bare hands to dig through plaster and cement, the air clouded with thick dust, until reaching the bare foot of a young girl, wearing pink pyjamas now grimy from days trapped, but alive and free at last.
Indeed God will always protect them .... He is showing off with his wonders
No words,, It's only God who knows