Multiple earthquakes have devasted Turkey in the past few days. The death toll has been increasing day by day. Rain and chilling winter are making the job of rescuers difficult. The death toll has broken the 10,000 mark and the entire world is heartbroken after seeing multiple devastating videos and pictures. Amidst multiple Turkey earthquake rescue videos, a video has been going viral on social media and winning the hearts of netizens. Turkey little dog rescue video has been getting traction worldwide and netizens have been thanking the rescuers for keeping empathy and affection in their hearts. The magnitude 7.8 earthquake that occurred on Monday in Turkey and Syria is believed to have killed close to 4,900 people and injured tens of thousands more. Below is what can you watch in the video-
In the Turkey dog rescue video, it can be seen the 'furry friend' stuck inside rubbles. While half of its body is out of the ground, half of its body is out. The rescuers can be seen feeding the dog with water. A Twitter user shared the video and wrote, "Some more heartwarming footage coming out of the Turkey earthquake zone, rescuers we able to free a little friend!" Reacting to the video, a user wrote, 'I so hope his owner is also saved.' Another user wrote, 'Wonderful sight to see'. One more user wrote, 'Every life is precious.'
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Some more heartwarming footage coming out of the Turkey earthquake zone, rescuers we able to free a little friend!
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Turkey Earthquake
Over 15,000 people have been killed in the massive earthquake that flattened thousands of buildings, trapping an unknown number of people in freezing weather. Rescuers are searching for survivors buried in the rubble of the massive earthquake in Turkey and Syria as rescue efforts near the crucial 72-hour mark. As per reports, the death toll is expected to rise as the rescue efforts cross the crucial 72-hour mark. More than 90 percent of earthquake survivors have been rescued within the first three days. Turkey's President Erdogan on Wednesday visited one of the hardest-hit spots, quake epicentre Kahramanmaras, and acknowledged problems in the response. Following that, talking to the media,Tayyip Erdogan has accepted the “shortcomings” and some problems.
“Of course there are shortcomings. The conditions are obvious. It is not possible to be prepared for such a disaster. We will not leave any of our citizens uncared for,” said the Turkish president while speaking about the rescue operations after the multiple earthquakes.
After Turkey’s Gaziantep province near the Syrian border was hit by a powerful earthquake, two days later rescue teams were still struggling to pull survivors from the debris in freezing temperatures. Apart from the concerns over the country’s preparedness, the latest prediction by the World Health Organization said up to 23 million people could be affected by the disaster.