But in the midst of such devastation, we see the strength of human relations. As people come together to lend a hand and help their neighbors rebuild and stand. Through the rubble and the dust, we see the resilience of human trust. But even when the old dust quake, we know that love and hope can never break. So let us remember those who have been lost and honor them by counting the cost of how we can care for each other and be a beckon of hope for one another
Hello. Disha Sri Jadesai I really love the way you portray the real fact and the real incident that's going on in Turkey and the surrounding areas like Sivara. So definitely I find it interesting, and I definitely respect the way you try to portray the bad condition over Turkey and the problems faced by the Turkish people right now. And it's really a factor of concern. And we really need to help them. We need to give our hands to them for their support and help
Nazia Tul Fatah
@Writer.Nazia · 1:54
They delivered nearly 30 tons of relief goods from Dhaka to Turkey. Turkey's ambassador to Bangladesh, Mustafa Osman Turan on Thursday sought help from Bangladesh as the country is struggling to overcome the enormous challenges being hit by twin earthquakes and many aftershocks. Bangladesh is helping as much as he can. She helps them by sending medicine clothes at the facilities with a great amount of money. Freezing temperature deepened the misers, thirsty for survivors of a massive earthquake in Turkey and Syria that killed more than 16,000 people
Prabha Iyer
@PSPV · 2:03
And prove your strength by others weakness. That's what the poetry has to say. Finally peace is turned into pieces in that atmosphere. Very pathetic. Really feeling very sorrow. What else we could do sitting here? Thank you