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Turkey Quake: Dog Rescued 3 Weeks After

A  dog has been rescued in Turkey quake after 3 Weeks as death toll rises To 45,000

DAILY TRUST reports that rescuers pulled a dog alive from a collapsed building in southern Turkey three weeks after last month’s 7.8-magnitude deadly earthquake.


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The dog which was rescued by a team from a local municipality in central Turkey saved Aleks the dog on Wednesday.Information Guide Nigeria

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As reported by DAILY TRUST, the dog was delivered him to Haytap, a Turkish animal protection association in the city of Antakya.

“Is he coming?” one rescuer was heard saying, crouching inside a small hollow in the debris of the collapsed building.NYSC Portal

“Aleks, come, my dear,” one rescuer calls to the dog. “Well done, my son.”

A video from the DHA news agency shows the rescuers embracing the dog, who appears to be alert and in good health, and offering him water.

One local was quoted as saying by the privately-owned DHA agency after the miracle rescue said, “Every living thing matters to us, human beings or animals.”JAMB Result

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Idongesit Akpa-Ayang

Idongesit is a graduate of Communication Arts, University of Uyo. Currently working as a news reporter at InfoGuide Nigeria.

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