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Cheers erupt as rescuers save family in Syria after deadly earthquake

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First published at 16:17 UTC on February 10th, 2023.

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Source: Guardian News

The February 2023 devastating earthquake is the worst that has ever hit Syria and Turkey. This is a rare moment when tears turn to cheers saving lives with the help of the brave rescuers in Syria. God is love, God is great. Go…

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Rescue workers and residents erupted in cheers when a family was saved from the rubble of a demolished building in the Syrian village of Bisnia on Wednesday.
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The father, along with his son and his daughter, were pulled out from beneath the rubble where they had been stuck for over two days after a catastrophic earthquake struck Syria and Turkey. The combined death toll has reached over 9,500 - with numbers expected to continue to rise as further rescue work and excavations are carried out.

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