The whole world empathised with Türkiye last winter when two powerful earthquakes (magnitude 7.7 and 7.6) occurred in the country's southeastern region. The initial quakes - the strongest to hit the nation in 500 years - were followed by thousands of aftershocks. Rescuers from 88 countries came in to help. They cleared the rubble in the most affected areas. Find out more about the most difficult aspects of the rescuers’ job and listen to the stories of those who survived the tragedy.
