Since February 6, strong earthquake hit Turkey and more than 10,000 people were dead according to the latest news.
As soon as the earthquake happened, XCMG responded immediately. At present, XCMG has more than 50 sets of equipment, and a rescue team of nearly 100 people is doing its best to rescue.
As soon as the earthquake happened, XCMG responded immediately. At present, XCMG has more than 50 sets of equipment, and a rescue team of nearly 100 people is doing its best to rescue.
➣ HATAY / Kırıkhan, one of the most remote and inaccessible areas in the region as the road was seriously damaged due to the earthquake, and the low temperature and freezing rain. After nearly 20 hours, the XCMG rescue team arrived at the scene. Regardless of fatigue, operator Nevrez Ünsal immediately operated the equipment to start rescue, and successfully rescued two trapped people from two collapsed buildings.
➣ ADIYAMAN / Gölbaşı, on February 8 local time, XCMG operators TALİP ÖZTÜRK and Emre Öztürk, father and son, overcame all difficulties and became the first rescuers to reach the local area. The two fought non-stop for more than ten hours and successfully rescued a trapped child from the rubble.
Up to now, the XCMG Turkish rescue team has successfully rescued more than 40 trapped people, and the total number of rescue equipment has also increased from more than 20 on February 6 local time to more than 50 at present.
The XCMG rescue team has been fighting for more than 40 hours in various disaster-stricken areas.
According to the on-site understanding, after the first batch of relief materials were delivered to the disaster area, on February 8, local time, a large number of relief materials such as blankets prepared by XCMG Turkey and local distributors were also sent to the disaster area for starry night rescue.
At the same time, XCMG has contacted the Chinese rescue team that arrived earlier, and will fully provide service guarantee for the next rescue operation.
➣ ADIYAMAN / Gölbaşı, on February 8 local time, XCMG operators TALİP ÖZTÜRK and Emre Öztürk, father and son, overcame all difficulties and became the first rescuers to reach the local area. The two fought non-stop for more than ten hours and successfully rescued a trapped child from the rubble.
Up to now, the XCMG Turkish rescue team has successfully rescued more than 40 trapped people, and the total number of rescue equipment has also increased from more than 20 on February 6 local time to more than 50 at present.
The XCMG rescue team has been fighting for more than 40 hours in various disaster-stricken areas.
According to the on-site understanding, after the first batch of relief materials were delivered to the disaster area, on February 8, local time, a large number of relief materials such as blankets prepared by XCMG Turkey and local distributors were also sent to the disaster area for starry night rescue.
At the same time, XCMG has contacted the Chinese rescue team that arrived earlier, and will fully provide service guarantee for the next rescue operation.
