Syria, Turkey earthquakes: Newborn baby born in rubble doing well
Update: Aya, the baby born in the aftermath of the earthquakes, is in good health and will be adopted by her relatives.
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Syria, Turkey earthquakes: Newborn baby born in rubble doing well
Update: Aya, the baby born in the aftermath of the earthquakes, is in good health and will be adopted by her relatives.
Source: ktvb.com
Syria, Turkey earthquakes: Newborn baby born in rubble doing well
Update: Aya, the baby born in the aftermath of the earthquakes, is in good health and will be adopted by her relatives.
Source: wqad.com
Syria, Turkey earthquakes: Newborn baby born in rubble doing well
Update: Aya, the baby born in the aftermath of the earthquakes, is in good health and will be adopted by her relatives.
Source: 12newsnow.com
Syria, Turkey earthquakes: Newborn baby born in rubble doing well
Update: Aya, the baby born in the aftermath of the earthquakes, is in good health and will be adopted by her relatives.
Source: cbs19.tv
Syria, Turkey earthquakes: Newborn baby born in rubble doing well
Update: Aya, the baby born in the aftermath of the earthquakes, is in good health and will be adopted by her relatives.
Source: wkyc.com
Syria, Turkey earthquakes: Newborn baby born in rubble doing well
Update: Aya, the baby born in the aftermath of the earthquakes, is in good health and will be adopted by her relatives.
Source: kvue.com
Syria, Turkey earthquakes: Newborn baby born in rubble doing well
Update: Aya, the baby born in the aftermath of the earthquakes, is in good health and will be adopted by her relatives.
Source: wtol.com
Turkey, Syria earthquake death toll tops 25,000
Rescue crews on Saturday pulled more survivors -- including entire families.
Source: fox5ny.com
Survivors still being found as Syria and Turkey quake death toll tops 28,000
Five days after two powerful earthquakes hours apart caused thousands of buildings to collapse, killing more than 28,000 people and leaving millions homeless, rescuers were still pulling unlikely survivors from
Source: wsiltv.com