Local authorities confirmed that the death toll from the earthquake that struck the region in recent days had exceeded 100, while the search for missing people continues. The earthquake destroyed many buildings and infrastructure, worsening humanitarian conditions in the affected areas. Many injuries were recorded, with reports saying some hospitals were full of wounded people needing urgent medical care.
The government confirmed it was working to provide necessary aid to those affected, including food and drinking water. Rescue teams were also sent to disaster-hit areas to help with search and rescue operations. Residents were warned of possible aftershocks, which could increase the risks to survivors.
Meanwhile, many countries expressed their willingness to help with relief efforts, with some offering to support those affected and provide humanitarian aid. International organizations confirmed they would provide the necessary support to the region and work to assess the damage accurately.
Local authorities urged residents to stay in safe places and not return to damaged buildings until their safety had been confirmed. They said emergency teams would continue working around the clock to address the current situation.
The statement concluded by stressing the importance of community solidarity in such difficult times and the need to provide support and assistance to those affected by the earthquake.
