About 5 days after the earthquake, 3 brothers were rescued from the rubble

Three brothers have been rescued from the rubble almost 5 days after the terrible earthquake in Turkey. Turkish media reported TRT on Saturday (February 11) to CNN.

According to the report, a rescue team in Antakya, the capital city of Hatay Province in Turkey, was carrying out rescue work for 9 hours. At that time, rescuers found the three brothers while excavating the second floor of a five-story building. Later they were rescued one by one.

According to TRT, the rescuers worked for 9 hours to rescue the three brothers from the building in the city of Antakya, which was the most affected by the earthquake in Hatay province. The first brother was rescued at the 11th hour and the third brother at the 119th hour after digging up to the second floor of the building.

The death toll has exceeded 23,800 in the devastating earthquake that struck Turkey and Syria early Monday morning last week. The death toll in Turkey has risen to 20,318. 80 thousand 52 people were injured in the country. And the number of deaths in Syria is 3 thousand 513 people. The number of injured across Syria is reported to be 5,245.