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A boy was rescued from the rubble of a residential building 91 hours after the severe earthquake in Turkey. Disaster control agency Afad announced Tuesday morning on Twitter.
According to the state broadcaster TRT, it is about a girl named Ayla. It should be four years old.
A rescue worker told TRT after the rescue in the coastal city of Izmir: “I heard your voice. I stuck my head through a hole. He said, ‘I’m very thirsty.’ He asked for water and ayran (drink with yogurt).
On Monday, a three-year-old girl was rescued from the rubble 65 hours after the earthquake.
Young people killed by the wall
During the severe earthquake on Friday afternoon in the Aegean Sea, parts of western Turkey and Greece were shaken. According to the latest information, more than 100 people died in Turkey; On the Greek island of Samos, two young men were killed by the rubble of a collapsing wall. According to the authorities, the center of the earthquake was in the sea off the Turkish province of Izmir. The Turkish Disaster Agency gave strength with 6.6, the US earthquake agency USGS even with 7.
There are several fault lines in Turkey. The country is repeatedly shaken by severe earthquakes. As recently as January, more than 40 people were killed in two earthquakes in the eastern Turkish cities of Elazig and Malatya. (SDA)
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