One of the five rescue dogs that Bulgaria sent to Turkey found a woman alive under the debris in the city of Antakya. This was confirmed by the Mountain Rescue Service.
Since February 7, a total of 27 volunteers have gone by personal transport to help. The only off-road ambulance in our country also left for Turkey. Today, another 20 volunteers went to the epicenter of the tragedy, it was reported New TV.
The first team’s journey by land takes over 30 hours. They arrive late last night and a group of 9 rescuers go out into the field.
The death toll from the earthquakes in southern Turkey has risen to 16,170 in the ten affected Turkish counties and the injured to 64,194, according to the latest official figures presented by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
