Turkey and Syria earthquake relief funds:

 

The morning of 6th February was challenging for the Turkish and Syrian people. They slept with the dreams of continuing their routine life, while nature had different plans. In the early morning of that day, a 7.8 magnitude quake shook Southeastern Turkey, Syria and nearby countries.

 

It was so massive. Small apartments and the grand buildings moved back and forth like a lightweight pendulum. Quake jolts even break the roads. Since this happened in the early morning, very few were awake, whereas most were sleeping. They did not even get a chance to escape the disaster.  

 

Turkish and Syrian people were helplessly crying. The hue and cry over the loss of family, friends and properties could be heard in nearby lands.

 

6th February was a dark day. Meanwhile, the rescue, another jolt of 7.5 magnitudes, left people in destruction, pain, crying. It transformed the Adana and Gaziantep into big hills of worthless rubble. Numerous poor Turkish and Syrian people got stuck in it for hours, crying for aid.

 

Turkey and Syria earthquake death toll 2023:

 

. Aljazeera reports the death toll is more than 35800 are Turkish deaths, whereas 5400 are Syrians. Causalities are not stopping here as rescuers are removing the rumble; they find a newly dead body.

 

 

How can you help Turkish and Syrian earthquake victims?

 

The quake destroyed many cities' infrastructure. Turkish and Syrian victims need your help.

 

You can help them by donating as much as possible to the organizations you trust. Alkhidmat foundation has been one of the NGOs on the destruction site since it began.

 

Alkhidmat volunteers, in collaboration with local organizations, are rescuing quake victims. We are giving them;

• medicines
• cooked food
• shelters

 

To accelerate the rescue process, we need your help. Donate by clicking here.

 

Verdict:

Erdogan, the Turkish president, declared this earthquake the most massive one in 100 years. Turkish and Syrians are in desperate need of your help. Your little donation can save them.