Syria Earthquake: People saved the life of a girl buried in the debris of the earthquake for 30 hours, the whole family died in the tragedy

Syria Earthquake: The devastating earthquake in Turkey and Syria has caused havoc. Till now more than 21 thousand people have lost their lives. More than 17 thousand people died in Turkey and more than three thousand people died in Syria. During this, relief and rescue work is also in full swing. Meanwhile, a baby girl who was tied to her dead mother by her umbilical cord for 30 hours has been rescued in Gendris city of Syria. The child's father, brother, and sister also died in the earthquake.

Death of all the family members of the child

The baby girl has been named Aya, which means miracle. The girl child has also found a home. The uncle of the girl's father told that he would take the girl to his place after she is discharged from the hospital. All the family members of the girl child have died.

Rescue video viral

Salah al-Badran's own house was destroyed in the earthquake and he is now living in a tent with his family. The video of his rescue is now going viral. In the video, a man is seen running through the rubble of a four-storey building holding a newborn girl covered in dust. Meanwhile, another man is seen running with a blanket, while a third man is shouting for a car to take him to the hospital.

The doctor's wife fed milk to the child

Thousands of people came forward to adopt the girl child. A doctor's wife fed him milk along with her child. Several children have been orphaned by the 7.8 magnitude earthquake on Monday, including Aya. UN agency UNICEF says it is monitoring children whose parents are missing or killed in the quake. Let us tell you that in Turkey and Syria, efforts are on to take out the people buried under the debris.

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