The recent earthquake in Turkey has left thousands dead, injured, and homeless. UKIM requires your donations to save desperate people from a deadly fate.
Janti Soeripto, CEO of Save the Children US, recently went to Turkey to check on staff and humanitarian aid efforts after the earthquakes in Turkey and Syria.
A 7.8 magnitude earthquake hit Turkey and killed at least 2300 people. The earthquake occurred in Southeastern Turkey and northwestern Syria early Monday.
Azerbaijan will carry out the construction of residential buildings, social facilities and an educational institution in the amount of $100 million as part of its contribution to reconstruction work in quake-hit areas of Turkiye, Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Jeyhun Bayramov said.
Amid a spike in anti-refugee rhetoric, some Turkish organizations and authorities denied shelter, food or evacuation rides to Syrian refugees in the afterma ...
The slow international response to the crisis in northwestern Syria after the February 6 earthquake highlights the central role of aid workers in both Turke ...
Some 3,016 people, including 655 children, affected by the earthquake in Turkiye have received high-level medical aid at the Azerbaijani Emergencies Ministry's mobile field hospitals, Azernews reports per the ministry.
With the high-speed trains (HST) that Turkiye met 14 years ago, nearly 72 m passengers have been transported so far. A total of 71.7m passengers traveled of which 19.8m on the Ankara-Eskişehir HST line, 18.2m on the Ankara-Konya line, 23.8m m on the Ankara-Istanbul line, 8.3m on the Konya-Istanbul line, 847,000 on Ankara-Karaman line, 568,000 on Istanbul-Karaman line, and 145,000 on the Eskişehir-Istanbul route.