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Five migrants die as boat sinks in the Aegean

Greek City Times 12 Mar 2023
It rescued 11 people, including a child, and brought them to Didim port to hand them off to health personnel ... So far and following investigations carried out on land, five (05) foreigners have been identified, all on land, in good health ... from the corresponding Center of Ankara, ...
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Health experts urge strict measures against epidemics threats in Türkiye's quake zone

Xinhua 03 Mar 2023
ISTANBUL, March 3 (Xinhua) -- Turkish health experts urged authorities to take a series of strict measures to eliminate the threats of epidemics against public health in Türkiye's earthquake zone ... Health experts urge strict measures against epidemics threats in Türkiye's quake zone.
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Pulled out by 83-year-old husband, elderly woman in Türkiye recalls rescue from quake rubble

Anadolu Agency 02 Mar 2023
After saving his wife of 65 years, Mahmut stayed by her side as she received treatment at a hospital in Ankara for her health problems ... Having to stay outside in the winter cold for three days amid the frequent aftershocks, the couple were then brought to Ankara to tend to Fatma's health concerns.
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Multilateralism ideal response to shifting global system: Turkish foreign minister

Anadolu Agency 02 Mar 2023
"We are living through the transformation of the international system, marked by global complexities and multiple crises ... Handing over the group's chairmanship from Türkiye to Indonesia, Cavusoglu underlined Ankara's efforts to prioritize global health, effective migration management, and food security during its term ... .
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Earthquake death toll in Turkey rises above 45,000 - AFAD

Reuters 01 Mar 2023
The earthquake and subsequent powerful tremors injured more than 108,000 in Turkey and left millions sheltering in tents or seeking to move to other cities ... View 2 more stories ... On Tuesday, World Health Organization (WHO) Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said that it would support Ankara in its response to the quake ... Our Standards ... ....
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Earthquake death toll in Turkey rises above 45,000

Hindustan Times 01 Mar 2023
The earthquake and subsequent powerful tremors injured more than 108,000 in Turkey and left millions sheltering in tents or seeking to move to other cities. Read more ... 'Not world's' ... On Tuesday, World Health Organization (WHO) Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said that it would support Ankara in its response to the quake ... ....
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WHO’s Tedros pledges support after first visit to Turkiye’s quake zone

Arab News 28 Feb 2023
The World Health Organization (WHO) will support Ankara in its response to massive earthquakes that killed more than 50,000, Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said on Tuesday, as the death toll from the latest aftershock rose to two ... the health situation in camps.
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WHO Tedros pledges support after first visit to Turkiye quake zone

Middle East Monitor 28 Feb 2023
The World Health Organisation (WHO) will support Ankara in its response to massive earthquakes that killed more than 50,000, Director-General, Tedros Adhanom ...
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WHO’s Tedros pledges support after first visit to Turkey’s quake zone

FX Empire 28 Feb 2023
ADANA (Reuters) – The World Health Organization (WHO) will support Ankara in its response to massive earthquakes that killed more than 50,000, Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said on Tuesday, as the death toll from the latest aftershock rose to two.
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Tedros pledges support after first visit to quake zone

RTE 28 Feb 2023
The World Health Organization will support Ankara in its response to massive earthquakes that killed more than 50,000, Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus has said as the death toll from the latest aftershock rose to two ... In a news conference alongside Turkish Health ...
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WHO chief pledges support for Turkey during visit

Rumble 28 Feb 2023
The World Health Organization (WHO) will support Ankara in its response to massive earthquakes that killed more than 50,000, Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said on Tuesday (February 28). Loading comments... 1.51. Reuters. 5 hours ago. 'Were they not human?'. Families of shipwreck victims. 713. 3. 17.54. Russell Brand. 5 hours ago ... 41.2K ... .
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Feature: Amid emotional aftermath, Turkish quake survivors need mental health aid

People Daily 27 Feb 2023
ANKARA, Feb ... "The most vulnerable groups are women, children, people with prior mental health disorders, and people with disabilities," said Ankara-based psychiatrist Hande Karakilic Ucer ... Offering psychological support to those impacted by a disaster involves a long process, health professionals say, as tiding through stages of trauma takes time.
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Amid emotional aftermath, Turkish quake survivors need mental health aid

Xinhua 25 Feb 2023
Offering psychological support to those impacted by a disaster involves a long process, Turkish health professionals say, as tiding through stages of trauma takes time ... "The most vulnerable groups are women, children, people with prior mental health disorders, and people with disabilities," said Ankara-based psychiatrist Hande Karakilic Ucer.
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Turkey rejects links between NATO expansion, F-16 deal

Omaha World-Herald 21 Feb 2023
ANKARA, TurkeyU.S ... Congress tied approval of the F-16 deal to Ankara retracting its opposition to the NATO enlargement. "We're confident that NATO will formally welcome them in soon," Blinken told a joint news conference with Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu in Ankara ... Douglas County Health Dept.

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