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Declared disaster management and emergency Turkish in a statement Tuesday that the death toll from the earthquake that shook southeastern Turkey on Sunday, and with a magnitude of 7.2 degrees has risen to 366 dead and wounded 1301 others.
And Reuters television reporter said he was two weeks old baby rescued from the rubble of a collapsed building on Tuesday after the passage of 46 hours of the earthquake that shook southeastern Turkey.
She also added that the 2262 administration building collapsed in the quake is expected to rise as more numbers of dead, officials say hundreds of people are still missing and rescue teams worked in search for survivors under the rubble.
And a day after the earthquake that struck the city in eastern Turkey Vanalcardah and causing the death and injury of hundreds, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan to provide rescue services and relief supplies to those affected.
He called the army to assist in these efforts, while continuing to rescue workers desperate attempts to find survivors, Erdogan said in front of television cameras in the provincial capital near the epicenter of the earthquake "will not leave any citizen out in the cold."
The network NTV in Turkey that the largest earthquake aftershock of 5.5 on the Richter scale, and recorded the lowest score of 2.5, as noted by researchers in the geosciences to the possibility that there are strong aftershocks continuing for at least 90 days.
The Turkish Red Cross began distributing tents, blankets and food in the affected area, said Health Minister Recep Akdag The aircraft first aid and several helicopters will be sent to the region affected by the earthquake.
The French news agency that the inhabitants of the stricken city began to send the cries of distress on the Twitter site includes information on the whereabouts of collapsed buildings and the number of trapped them.
And on the level of aid offers, offers of help poured in from abroad to Turkey, including offers from Germany, Israel and Russia.
And Reuters television reporter said he was two weeks old baby rescued from the rubble of a collapsed building on Tuesday after the passage of 46 hours of the earthquake that shook southeastern Turkey.
She also added that the 2262 administration building collapsed in the quake is expected to rise as more numbers of dead, officials say hundreds of people are still missing and rescue teams worked in search for survivors under the rubble.
And a day after the earthquake that struck the city in eastern Turkey Vanalcardah and causing the death and injury of hundreds, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan to provide rescue services and relief supplies to those affected.
He called the army to assist in these efforts, while continuing to rescue workers desperate attempts to find survivors, Erdogan said in front of television cameras in the provincial capital near the epicenter of the earthquake "will not leave any citizen out in the cold."
The network NTV in Turkey that the largest earthquake aftershock of 5.5 on the Richter scale, and recorded the lowest score of 2.5, as noted by researchers in the geosciences to the possibility that there are strong aftershocks continuing for at least 90 days.
The Turkish Red Cross began distributing tents, blankets and food in the affected area, said Health Minister Recep Akdag The aircraft first aid and several helicopters will be sent to the region affected by the earthquake.
The French news agency that the inhabitants of the stricken city began to send the cries of distress on the Twitter site includes information on the whereabouts of collapsed buildings and the number of trapped them.
And on the level of aid offers, offers of help poured in from abroad to Turkey, including offers from Germany, Israel and Russia.
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