In Hatay, a dog named Alex was found under the rubble of a building by rescue teams 23 days after the earthquakes that ravaged the region.
More than 50,000 people have been killed in southern Turkey and northern Syria, and thousands are still missing.
The dog Alex, who was under the rubble for 23 days in Hatay district of Hatay, was rescued and treated.
Hearing the dog’s cries, the Seydişehir Municipality rescue teams managed to save Alex 1.5 hours later. pic.twitter.com/zGs7U92kik
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About dogs. Turkish authorities have decided that rescue dogs, who have worked tirelessly to find people trapped under the rubble after the earthquake in recent weeks, will travel with first-class officers, not in cargo holds. the flight in which they are deployed in the area reserved for luggage. Not this time: it was gratefully decided to change the rules.
Turkey did not allow rescue dogs to return to their country of origin in luggage compartments.
They returned home with the first class flights of Turkish Airlines ❤😍 pic.twitter.com/UDWWR5TOXd— Patrizia💙 (@CuoreIschitano) February 28, 2023
Source: Today IT
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