Turkey Earthquake: Turkish struggle for food; death toll more than 41 thousand

Pudhari Online: Till now more than 41 thousand people have lost their lives due to the devastating earthquake in Turkey and Syria. Or many people died after a natural calamity or a powerful earthquake. But the struggle of the people after the earthquake is still interesting. Struggle for food and water after earthquake has to be done.

More than 41 thousand people died after the powerful earthquake. But success has come in saving thousands of people. Some people who have been affected by the earthquake have been seriously injured, hundreds of citizens have been left homeless, and many are on the verge of starvation. Losing loved ones or people who have to fight for survival automatically is the cost. BBC or TV channels have given news about severe cold or lack of food and drink to the people.

A woman and her 2 children were rescued from rubble in Turkey 9 days after the earthquake.

A man found after 187 hours survived by drinking his own urine.

Over 41,000 people have been killed. Rescuers say hope is running out for survivors: “Anything beyond 5 days is a miracle.” pic.twitter.com/lBzUyOfLaP

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The earthquake victims and the homeless have to face the heavy snowfall. That’s why even the help work is getting stuck. After an outbreak of natural calamity, thousands of citizens are saved and suffer death for cold, food, water, shelter and financial things.

Niwara Harwala; Shelter of the remains of ruined buildings

Rescue work is on in full swing in the earthquake-hit area. Efforts are on to take the injured to a safe place and treat them. The houses of the citizens of ‘Hatay’ province were the worst hit by the earthquake. The people here are shivering with cold, hunger and despair. In the absence of adequate tents and shelters, the earthquake-ravaged people are relieved on the streets at zero degree temperature. Some take shelter in dilapidated houses, supermarkets, carparks, mosques, fallen roadside structures or abandoned buildings.

9,046 foreign workers from 82 countries currently work in the disaster area, Turkey’s foreign ministry said. International rescue routes are culminating in efforts to save the lives of earthquake victims in earthquake-hit Turkey.

This is the covenant:

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