‘Turkey earthquake’, the latest death toll reached 35,400, speeding up the search for 1 Thai woman

Day 7 of the incident ‘Turkey Earthquake’ (Turkish) which occurred in two countries, namely Turkey and Syria The total death toll in the last 2 countries is now at 35,400 people, a total of 87,000 injuries, and many people are still missing.

while the rescue team usar thailand along with 2 rescue dogs to search for earthquake victims On the second day, while on the first day, one additional body was found.

Which on the day (February 12, 2023) the team usar thailand or THA01 Was assigned a survey and assistance mission in the area of ​​3 villages around Hatay, 18 kilometers away. The team surveyed the area and found that there was no serious damage in the 3 villages. The villagers asked the medical team to help take care of it. A 90-year-old elderly man who is sick The medical team has examined and treated the symptoms of the aforementioned elderly very well.

While the Royal Thai Embassy in Ankara has delivered survival bags to Thai people in the affected areas. earthquake The southern and southeastern part of Turkey has been initially completed.

However, from forwarding and disseminating the news of a Thai woman who died the second person from the accident earthquake Southern and southeastern Turkey on February 6, 2023, the embassy has not received any official confirmation from the Turkish authorities. day and has contacted the relatives of the missing person to obtain information on the missing person’s whereabouts in order to search for him If there is a correct and official confirmation from the Turkish authorities, the embassy will announce it as soon as possible.

side Department of Consular Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs has summarized the report on the number of Thai people in the area affected by the event ‘Turkey Earthquake’ by Thai people in areas affected by the incident earthquake In Turkey, contact the Royal Thai Embassy in Ankara for assistance at

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