On Tuesday, it was reported that a cholera outbreak had occurred in the northwestern region of Syria. The outbreak was linked to the devastating earthquake that had struck Turkey and Syria earlier. The Syrian opposition-run civil defense informed that 22 people had already died, and there were 568 confirmed cases of infection.
The United Arab Emirates’ (UAE) search and rescue team has returned home after a critical mission in Syria to help those affected by the recent earthquake. The Emirati crew members were part of a larger international relief effort in Turkey and Syria following a 6.7 magnitude earthquake that hit on February 6.
Saudi Arabia’s Civil Defense search and rescue teams have successfully wrapped up their operations in Turkiye after a 6.4 magnitude earthquake hit the country. The Saudi Press Agency confirmed that the teams had completed their tasks and were heading back home. The search and rescue teams worked alongside the International Search and Rescue Advisory Group, Turkiye’s Disaster and Emergency Management Presidency, and other local authorities to coordinate their efforts.
Maya Diab’s Dubai Valentine’s Day concert postponed due to the Turkey-Syria earthquakeThe Lebanese pop star was due to perform at Rixos Premium Dubai JBRLebanese pop star Maya Diab’s February concert in Dubai has been postponed.The singer was due to headline an intimate live performance at Rixos Premium Dubai JBR on Valentine’s Day, however the concert […]
