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120,000 search and rescue workers continue efforts in Türkiye

A combined 120,000 rescue workers are currently in the disaster zone, sifting through that debris and searching for signs of life. This is the biggest mobilisation of personnel the country has seen, and the most challenging since the 1999 earthquake. Malik Fuda has this story. #TurkiyeQuakes

February 10, 2023