Rescuing victims of the Turkish earthquake: The Vietnamese delegation worked under the weather of -6 degrees Celsius

The Vietnamese major in the rescue team of people suffering from earthquakes in Turkey shared the difficulties in the rescue process, sometimes having to work in -6 degrees Celsius weather.

In the past few days, the earthquake in Türkiye at dawn on February 6, with a magnitude of 7.8, shook the world. People watching the incident showed compassion and towards the unfortunate victims in this country. The damage caused by the earthquake to this day has not been measured, because the number of people and property loss has reached extremely large numbers.

In order to support your country in overcoming and rescuing people trapped after the earthquake disaster, the Vietnamese rescue team has also set out, despite the dangers and difficulties to carry out its mission. It has been 10 days, rescuers are racing to quickly bring those still trapped under the rubble, hoping to save the survivors.

It can be seen that the search becomes very difficult, when the rescue team members have to approach the collapse area, find people in the ruins, race against time also makes the job become stressful. Even the rescue workers do not have time to rest, eat in a hurry to continue performing their duties.

Among these many difficulties, weather conditions are also a big concern that the Vietnamese rescue team encountered. According to Major Lai Tuan Anh, a member of the Vietnamese rescue team, the temperature in Turkey is currently very cold, ranging from -6 to 6 degrees Celsius, very harsh.

Because they are not indigenous people, moreover, they live in a tropical country, so the Vietnamese rescue team tried very hard to get used to the cold weather here. Currently, the soldiers are still diligently performing the task, using many specialized methods such as radar and camera detection, ... to manual measures such as clearing soil, rocks and rubble with hope to save more victims of the earthquake.

The next difficulty that the soldiers encountered was the language barrier. Also in the words of Major Lai Tuan Anh, in addition to the Vietnamese rescue team, there were also many delegations from other countries, so language also became a barrier for the soldiers, making it difficult to exchange and cooperate with each other. work together.

Since this country has just experienced natural disasters, inadequate living conditions are inevitable. It is known that to suit the circumstances, the soldiers had to sleep in tents, use bottled water for cooking and bathing.

With the initial efforts, with the same consensus, good coordination. The rescue team in Vietnam has achieved success when successfully saving a 14-year-old victim after 6 days trapped under the ruins of Adiyama city, Turkey. According to Major Lai Tuan Anh, the moment the victim's body was successfully pulled to the ground, the whole team seemed to be overwhelmed and happy.

At present, the number of human losses caused by the earthquake is still not enough. The pain and hurt of the people here can be said to be too terrible. The whole world is still turning to this country, with mourning and appeasing the people here.

International organizations and people are also looking for ways and measures to reach and help, wishing to save as many people as possible. Because, the disaster caused was very terrible, causing thousands of casualties, from children to women, damaged the entire natural background, trees and animals.

The Vietnamese rescue team's actions for the Turkish people are also receiving many compliments from the online community, not only domestically but also internationally. Currently, the Vietnamese people also turn their hearts to Turkey, sending encouragement and spiritual support to the soldiers, so that they can fulfill their duties and responsibilities well.

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