Woman gives birth to ‘miracle baby’ then among the rubble earthquake in Syria. As seen in the video, a man assisting in the birth of the newborn baby, pulls the little one out of the rubble, who still can’t bathe after his birth and the umbilical cord that connects him to his mother still hangs.
Also, Turkish emergency teams managed to rescue it on Tuesday. a mother and her six-month-old baby are stranded after about 29 hours In Hatay, he is under the rubble of a building that collapsed on Monday after earthquakes in the south of the country, near the Syrian border.
According to information gathered by the Turkish state news agency Anadolu, search and rescue teams heard a sound from the ruins of an apartment building They managed to find Hülya Yılmaz and her baby in a street in the Odabaşı district.
The two rescued people were transferred to a nearby hospital for treatment. Search and rescue efforts continue for possible victims in the area, while further details on his condition are not available at this time. The rescue came about 24 hours after the first earthquake, measuring 7.4 on the Richter scale, was found alive in the rubble of a building, with four people, a mother and three children.
Likewise, a 24-year-old woman was rescued approximately 27 hours after the earthquake. It was found in the wreckage of a 7-storey building in Kahramanmaraş. A 26-year-old man and a 3-year-old boy were found alive after being trapped for 22 hours in Malatya district.
This Disaster and Emergency Management Presidency (AFAD), He stated that approximately 13,740 search and rescue teams are working in the affected areas, under the Ministry of Interior of Turkey, to which 300,000 sheets, more than 41,500 tents, nearly 100,000 bedding and warming materials have been sent. According to the Daily Sabah newspaper.
The earthquake caused more than 3,380 deaths in Turkey, About 770 in Syrian areas controlled by the Bashar al-Assad Government According to various balances published in the last hours, 780 more people in rebel-held areas in Idlib and Aleppo (northwest) provinces.