Turkey-Greece offshore earthquake confirmed 100 deaths Rescue girls recovering trend November 3, 11:51
So far, 100 people have been confirmed dead in the earthquake and tsunami that occurred in the Aegean Sea between Turkey and Greece.
Meanwhile, Turkey's health minister revealed on social media that a 14-year-old girl and a 3-year-old girl rescued from a collapsed building are on a recovery trend on the 2nd of local time, more than 50 hours after the quake.
A major magnitude 7.0 earthquake and tsunami in the Aegean Sea between Turkey and Greece on the 30th of last month
killed 98 people in Turkey, injured 994, and injured
two in Greece
, according to local authorities.
It means that 19 people were injured and died.
After 72 hours, when the survival rate is said to drop sharply after the earthquake, in Izmir Province, where the damage was severe, hard search and rescue activities were carried out in the remaining 5 of the 17 collapsed buildings. It is being continued.
Approximately 150 injured people are being treated in hospitals, but Turkey's health minister is on Twitter, a 14-year-old girl rescued from a collapsed building more than 50 hours after the quake. And revealed that a 3-year-old girl is on a recovery trend.
Reuters reports that a rescued three-year-old girl is picking up a toy and painting on a hospital bed.
In Izmir province, about 8,000 people are continuing their hard search and rescue efforts, assuming that there are still several people left behind under the collapsed building.
58 hours after the earthquake rescued the girl
Local media reportedly reported that a 14-year-old girl was rescued from a collapsed building 58 hours after the quake on the early morning of the 2nd.
The girl was rescued from a collapsed building in Izmir, western Turkey, which was severely damaged, and footage from the site shows the girl being carried on a stretcher to an ambulance.
In the surrounding area, applause was held to please the rescue, and people who seemed to be relatives hugged each other in a relaxed manner.
When an earthquake occurs In Izmir prefecture ...
An image taken in the office at the time of the earthquake in Izmir Province in western Turkey suddenly shook violently from side to side, the computer on the desk collapsed, and things on the shelves fell one after another. , You can also see a screaming voice.