Foreign search and rescue teams are hard at work
The Greek Fire Brigade said in a statement yesterday that Greek crews rescued another 9-year-old girl, after a 50-year-old boy and a 7-year-old girl.
Greek state television ERT reported that the Greek search and rescue team managed to rescue a 15-year-old teenager from under the rubble in Hatay this morning. Thus, the number of people rescued from under the rubble by the Greek teams rose to 4.
The team consisting of 21 firefighters, 2 doctors, 3 emergency medical personnel, 2 search and rescue dogs, search and rescue specialists affiliated with the Greek Special Disaster Response Unit (EMAK), arrived in Turkey from Elefsina airport. near Athens on Monday with a C-130 type aircraft belonging to the Greek Armed Forces. .
NETHERLANDS TEAMS SAVE 6 PEOPLE
The rescue team, which went to Hatay from the Netherlands to support search and rescue efforts in the earthquakes that affected 10 Kahramanmaraş provinces, has also rescued 6 people from the rubble so far.
The Dutch urban search and rescue team announced on social media that 6 people were pulled from the rubble during the work they were involved in, saying: “We’ll keep looking!” shared.
TEAMS FROM HUNGARY RELEASED 3 PEOPLE FROM THE ACCIDENT
Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade Peter Szijjarto announced that Hungarian search and rescue teams in Turkey rescued 3 people, one of whom was a child, from the rubble.
Stating that his country has provided important assistance to Turkey and the Turkish people at this difficult time, Szijjarto said that the number of Hungarian search and rescue officers working in the earthquake area will increase to 116 with the teams arriving today.
POLAND: THE PEOPLE UNDER WAS REACHED
The head of the Polish fire brigade, Andrzej Bartkowiak, also shared on his Twitter account that the rescue teams continue their work in the Besni district of Adıyaman.
Noting that 3 people have been rescued so far, Bartkowiak said: “Some more people were found under the rubble, rescuers are trying to reach them.” he used the phrase.
Poland decided yesterday to send 76 expert firefighters and 8 search and rescue dogs to support Turkey due to earthquakes.
Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki announced that the Polish miners would also go to Turkey.
80 PEOPLE FROM SWITZERLAND ARE WORKING
In the publication made on the Twitter account of the Swiss Humanitarian Aid Unit, it was reported that the Swiss Rescue Chain rescued a woman under the rubble in Hatay.
In the publication, “We continue at this speed.” statement was included.
Around 80 search and rescue teams, under the coordination of the Swiss Foreign Ministry, moved into Turkey yesterday evening.
RUMALS SAVE TWO PEOPLE
The Romanian RO-USAR search and rescue team, which participated in the search and rescue efforts in Hatay, rescued two people from the rubble, but the lifeless bodies of the six-month-old babies of this family were found. (AA)