At the height of relief efforts in Turkey, nearly 12,000 international rescue workers from 88 countries fanned out across a zone that stretched for 250 miles, according to Winston Chang, a U.N ...

Countries around the world have mobilized rapidly to send aid and rescue workers after a massive earthquake left more than 7,000 people dead in Turkey and Syria on Monday.

Shoveling snow and rubble, emergency crews worked across hundreds of miles in Turkey and Syria to save people in the aftermath of the most powerful quake in the region in decades. Rescue workers ...

Within 24 hours of receiving news of a devastating earthquake hitting Turkey and Syria, over 100 rescue workers from fire departments in California and Virginia were on a plane to assist in one of ...

Search and rescue workers from all over the world are pouring into Turkey to help victims of Monday's 7.8 magnitude earthquake. Turkey's state news media says more than 65 countries have offered ...

According to a 2024 report by the EU's Copernicus Climate Change Service, Europe is the continent with the fastest-rising ...

ANTAKYA, Turkey, Feb 15 (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan vowed to press on with rescue and recovery efforts more than a week after a powerful quake ripped through his country and ...

— Moldova's president says 55 rescue workers have been sent to Turkey. — France is dispatching rescue teams to Turkey. — Jordan is sending emergency aid to Syria and Turkey on the orders of ...

Rescue workers battled to find nine workers trapped under earth after a landslide at a gold mine in eastern Turkey on ... Some 1,700 personnel were involved in the emergency operation, ...

Turkey Declares Monthslong State of Emergency in Quake-Hit Regions Death toll passes 7,500 as aid workers from around the world support rescue efforts. Collapsed buildings in Iskenderun, Turkey.

ISTANBUL -- Turkey sent two firefighting aircraft Saturday to help battle wildfires in neighboring Syria as Turkish ...

Rescue efforts in earthquake-hit Turkey wind down on Sunday, nearly two weeks after the country's deadliest modern disaster struck, with many praying only for bodies to mourn.