Kosovo's Association for Research and Rescue Brings A 26-year-old From Ruins in Turkey

So announced the member of this association, Fanol Shala.

We've managed to get a 26-year-old live today. We have accomplished this with the assistance of Turkish teams. It has been sent by ambulance to hospital”, Shala told Klan Kosovo.

He made it known that eight lifeless bodies were unearthed during the day.

We arrived during the day to extract 7-8 lifeless bodies. We are in doubt that there are four dead bodies under the rubble, but on the basis of the device we have is signaling a heartbeat. So, there could be someone alive”, he said.

Kosovo's Research-Peace Team is stationed in Hatay, Turkey.

The total death toll after the strong 7.8 magnitude earthquake that hit Turkey and Syria has reached 360,000.

This figure can increase even more.

As days go by, the efforts of the authorities are changing, from the rescue of survivors trapped in ruins, to providing housing, food, and psychosocial care for millions affected by this disaster.

According to a Turkish Confederate of Enterprises and Business Report, repairing earthquake damage could cost Ankara up to $84 billion, while the Turkish government has estimated the damage to over $50 billion.