After the violent earthquake that struck Turkey and Syria on February 6, the stench of death was everywhere. The tragic stories are countless. Thousands dead and injured, as well as people losing their loved ones.
However, despite the tragedy, there is also a place for joy. After he was pulled out alive 261 hours spent in the ruins In Hatay province, in the south of the country, the Turkish citizen, Mustafa Avci, met his daughter for the first time, hugging and kissing her.
During the past hours, an influential video was circulated on social media documenting Mustafa’s meeting with his wife and daughter, who was born on the night of the earthquake in the hospital where he is undergoing treatment.
While Turkey stopped rescue operations in some areas, the government of the regime in Syria did the same in the areas under its control.
It is noteworthy that the earthquake, which had a magnitude of 7.8, is considered one of the worst natural disasters in history.
It is also one of the ten most violent earthquakes in terms of the number of victims in the last hundred years.
