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Ronaldo has reportedly made donations worth $350,000 towards the victims of the tragic incident

Cristiano Ronaldo sends aid for Turkey-Syria earthquake victims 

Portuguese star Cristiano Ronaldo has reportedly made donations worth $350,000 towards the victims of the Turkey-Syria earthquake.

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Ronaldo has reportedly made donations worth $350,000 towards the victims of the tragic incident

Portuguese star Cristiano Ronaldo has made a generous effort to extend support to the earthquake victims of Syria and Turkey. As per reports, the Al-Nassr forward has reportedly paid for tents, food packages, blankets, food, and medical supplies in the affected regions by sending a plane full of care packages for the earthquake survivors. The reports suggest that the 38-year-old made donations worth $350,000 towards the victims of the tragic incident that has so far claimed lives of over 52,000 people.&nbsp;

How is the Adani group fighting back after facing its biggest crisis ever? We take a look in this episode of The India Story 

The India Story | Tracking the Adani Group Saga 

This week on The India Story, we take a look at the row around the Adani group, which is currently facing its greatest crisis ever. Triggered by an attack from a New-York based short-seller, the Hindenburg group, its stock value has plunged down and it’s lost around 110 billion dollars. The impact of this event, which was being felt by the markets already, has now also made it’s way to the parliament with a war of words taking place between in the Centre and the Opposition. 

In this episode, we’ll investigate some crucial questions - how is the Adani group fighting back, where does it stand and what impact will this have on India’s growth and place in the world. 

Also turning our gaze to the devastating earthquakes in Turkey and Russia, and the history of India-Turkey relations in regards to aid missions. 

On the show tonight, Vikram Chandra speaks with Nilesh Shah, Managing Director of Kotak Mahindra Asset Management on the Adani saga, the state of the markets and much more.

How is the Adani group fighting back after facing its biggest crisis ever? We take a look in this episode of The India Story&nbsp;

This week on The India Story, we take a look at the row around the Adani group, which is currently facing its greatest crisis ever. Triggered by an attack from a New-York based short-seller, the Hindenburg group, its stock value has plunged down and it&rsquo;s lost around 110 billion dollars. The impact of this event, which was being felt by the markets already, has now also made its way to the parliament with a war of words taking place between in the Centre and the Opposition.
In this episode, we&rsquo;ll investigate some crucial questions - how is the Adani group fighting back, where does it stand and what impact will this have on India&rsquo;s growth and place in the world.
Also turning our gaze to the devastating earthquakes in Turkey and Russia, and the history of India-Turkey relations in regards to aid missions.
On the show tonight, Vikram Chandra speaks with Nilesh Shah, Managing Director of Kotak Mahindra Asset Management on the Adani saga, the state of the markets and much more.

In the wake of devastating earthquakes in Turkey and Syria, we take a look at what India is doing to help the two countries 

The India Story | Turkey earthquake: India's history of aid 

Turkey has been affected by one of the biggest earthquakes in their history, which has caused thousands of deaths. India has joined in the international efforts for aid under the aegis of Operation 'Dost', just as it has stepped up to held the nation through history. 

We track India's long standing relationship with Turkey on the show tonight. 

In the wake of devastating earthquakes in Turkey and Syria, we take a look at what India is doing to help the two countries&nbsp;

Turkey has been affected by one of the biggest earthquakes in their history, which has caused thousands of deaths. India has joined in the international efforts for aid under the aegis of Operation 'Dost', just as it has stepped up to hold the nation through history.&nbsp;
We track India's long-standing relationship with Turkey on the show tonight.&nbsp;

In a video which surfaced online, Shahid Masood, while on air a Pak TV channel show, can be seen claiming that Pakistan repackaged the same relief goods and sent them to Turkey in the name of quake aid.

Pakistan journalist claims same relief aid by Turkey for Pak floods sent back as quake aid

In a video which surfaced online, Shahid Masood, while on air a Pak TV channel show, can be seen claiming that Pakistan repackaged the same relief goods and sent them to Turkey in the name of quake aid.

In an embarrassing situation for Islamabad, a Pak-based journalist has claimed that the relied aid dispatched to Turkey was in fact the same one which Ankara sent during Pakistan's devastating floods last year.
In a video which surfaced online, Shahid Masood, while on air a Pak TV channel show, can be seen claiming that Pakistan repackaged the same relief goods and sent them to Turkey in the name of quake aid.
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Search and rescue teams have continued to save more people from the ruins of the February 6 earthquake that devastated swaths of Turkey and Syria even as the window for finding people alive continues to shrink.

Turkey earthquakes: 12 days on, 2 more people rescued; death toll over 43,000

2 more people rescued over 12 days after devastating earthquakes; death toll crosses 43,000

Search and rescue teams have continued to save more people from the ruins of the February 6 earthquake that devastated swaths of Turkey and Syria even as the window for finding people alive continues to shrink.

A couple and their son were extracted from under an apartment building in the Turkish city of Antakya more than 12 days on from a powerful earthquake. The child later died.
The three were transferred to ambulances after spending 296 hours buried under the Kanatli apartment block in the centre of the city, Turkish TV reported.
Footage showed medics fixing an IV drip to the man&rsquo;s arm as he lay on a stretcher.
The state-run Anadolu news agency identified them as Samir Muhammed Accar, 49, his wife Ragda, 40, and their 12-year-old son, who died in hospital.
The bodies of two other children were also found in the rubble, reports said, quoting a member of a Kyrgyz rescue team.
Search and rescue teams have continued to save more people from the ruins of the February 6 earthquake that devastated swaths of Turkey and Syria even as the window for finding people alive continues to shrink.
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Hatay is one of the worst hit of the 11 provinces in the Turkish disaster zone.
As of Friday evening, Turkey's death toll was 39,672, taking the number of recorded fatalities across both countries to 43,360.

Turkish couple rescued 296 hours after quake, their son dies

The three were transferred to ambulances after spending 296 hours buried under the Kanatli apartment block in the centre of the city.

A couple and their son were extracted from under an apartment building in the Turkish city of Antakya more than 12 days on from a powerful earthquake. The boy later died.
The three were transferred to ambulances after spending 296 hours buried under the Kanatli apartment block in the centre of the city, Turkish TV reported.
Footage showed medics fixing an IV drip to the man&rsquo;s arm as he lay on a stretcher.
The state-run Anadolu news agency identified them as Samir Muhammed Accar, 49, his wife Ragda, 40, and their 12-year-old son, who died in hospital.
The bodies of two other children were also found in the rubble, reports said, quoting a member of a Kyrgyz rescue team.
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Search and rescue teams have continued to save more people from the ruins of the February 6 earthquake that devastated swaths of Turkey and Syria even as the window for finding people alive continues to shrink.
Hatay is one of the worst hit of the 11 provinces in the Turkish disaster zone.
As of Friday evening, Turkey's death toll was 39,672, taking the number of recorded fatalities across both countries to 43,360.

The ex-Premier League star who has represented Chelsea and Newcastle previously, died at the age of 31.

Ghana's Christian Atsu found dead 12 days after Turkey earthquake

Ghana's Christian Atsu has been found dead under the rubble, 12 days after the massive Turkey earthquake. 

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The ex-Premier League star who has represented Chelsea and Newcastle previously died at the age of 31.

Ghana's Christian Atsu has been found dead under the rubble, 12 days after the massive Turkey earthquake. The ex-Premier League star who has represented Chelsea and Newcastle previously died at the age of 31. Murat Uzunmehmet, the Hatayspor player's agent said, 'his lifeless body was found under the rubble in the Turkish southern province of Hatay'. The athlete went missing following the catastrophic 7.8 magnitude earthquakes that hit Turkey and Syria on February 6th.&nbsp;

Watch: NDRF teams deployed in Turkey receive warm welcome on return

Amid claps and cheer, NDRF teams made their through the airport after executing the task of finding alive individuals in Turkey, which is nearing its closure now.&nbsp;

The teams of NDRF personnel deployed in earthquake-hit Turkey received a warm welcome as they returned home on February 17.
Amid claps and cheer, the teams made their through the airport after executing rescue operations in Turkey, which are nearing their closure now.&nbsp;
At least three teams of the NDRF were sent to Turkey to pull out quake survivors and victims.
Soon after the February 6 earthquake, India rushed to Turkey's aid and announced 'Operation Dost' providing relief and rescue aid in the affected areas.
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Trending: 12-year-old boy and 2 men pulled alive after over 260 hours in quake-hit Turkey

Trending: 12-year-old boy, 2 men rescued after over 260 hours in quake-hit Turkey

Media reports suggest that all three were rescued from the wreckage of a building in the Central Antakya city of Hatay province.

Media reports suggest that all three were rescued from the wreckage of a building in the Central Antakya city of Hatay province

In another miraculous rescue, a 12-year-old boy and two men aged 26 and 34 were pulled out of the rubble more than 260 hours after earthquakes hit Turkey.
Media reports suggest that all three were rescued from the wreckage of a building in the Central Antakya city of Hatay province.
While the men were rescued in the 261th hour, the boy was rescued at the 260th hour.
Turkish Health Minister Fahrettin Koca also checked on the boy at the hospital
This appears to be the longest anyone has managed to survive under the rubble since the February 6 earthquakes in Turkey and Syria.&nbsp;
The death toll from the disaster that hit both Turkey and Syria topped 41,000 on February 16.
More than 108,000 people were injured in Turkey in the 7.8 magnitude quake that struck at 4:17 a.m. local time and a magnitude 7.5 quake the first temblor likely triggered nine hours later.&nbsp;
(With agency inputs)
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Earlier reports claimed that Atsu had been rescued but the player's agent, Nana Sechere, announced on social media that his whereabouts are still unknown.

Turkey earthquake: Ghana football star Christian Atsu still missing

While authorities were able to locate Christian Atsu’s room where two pairs of his shoes were also found, they are yet to find the player through the rubble.

#TurkeyEarthquake

Earlier reports claimed that Atsu had been rescued but the player's agent, Nana Sechere, announced on social media that his whereabouts are still unknown.

Ghana football star Christian Atsu is still missing more than 11 days after the 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck Turkey &amp; Syria.
His agent Nana Sechere confirmed that the authorities are yet to locate the 31-year-old who is contracted with Turkish club Hatayspor.
Sechere told CNN that while Atsu&rsquo;s room had been located and two pairs of his shoes were found, authorities are yet to find the player through the rubble.
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In footage shared by the news agency AFP, shopkeepers can be seen chasing a thief who seems to be apparently beaten by the local shopkeepers.

Turkey: looting in shops amid quake chaos; store-owners forced to protect property themselves

Watch: Turkish shops damaged by earthquakes ransacked, looted

In footage shared by the news agency AFP, shopkeepers can be seen chasing an alleged thief who was apparently caught and beaten up during a robbery bid.

Shops in the Turkish city Antakya's earthquake-damaged areas are reportedly being looted and ransacked amid chaos and devastation caused by the recent earthquakes.
Even as search and rescue operations are continuing to try and find survivors in the rubble after a 7.8 magnitude earthquake and strong aftershocks, shopkeepers are being forced to band together to protect their shops from looting that has become rife in the area.
In footage shared by the news agency AFP, shopkeepers can be seen chasing a thief who seems to be apparently beaten by the locals.
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Over 31,500 people have been killed in Turkey, while more than 5,800 people lost their lives, as per officials.

Turkey and Syria earthquakes: death toll crosses 37,000 as rescue ops continue

Over 31,500 people have been killed in Turkey, while more than 5,800 people lost their lives, as per officials.

The death toll from the February 6 earthquakes which shook Turkey and Syria and left a trail of devastation has crossed the 37,000 mark.
Over 31,500 people have been killed in Turkey, while more than 5,800 people lost their lives, as per officials.
As per a report by Al Jazeera, the UN sought permission from Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to deliver aid to rebel-held northwest Syrian region, a move which has been widely criticized.
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Twitter to set to charge a key tool, which several volunteer software developers are using to as for calls for help – including from people trapped in collapsed buildings – and connect people with rescue organisations

Turkey, Syria earthquake: Twitter's plan to charge for crucial tool prompts outcry

Twitter to set to charge a key tool, which several volunteer software developers are using to as for calls for help &ndash; including from people trapped in collapsed buildings &ndash; and connect people with rescue organisations

In the aftermath of the devastating earthquake in Turkey and Syria, thousands of volunteer software developers have been using a crucial Twitter tool to comb the platform for calls for help &mdash; including from people trapped in collapsed buildings &mdash; and connect people with rescue organisations.
They could lose access as soon as Monday unless they pay Twitter a monthly fee of at least $100 &mdash; prohibitive for many volunteers and nonprofits on shoestring budgets.
&ldquo;That's not just for rescue efforts which unfortunately we're coming to the end of, but for logistics planning too as people go to Twitter to broadcast their needs,&rdquo; said Sedat Kapanoglu, the founder of Eksi Sozluk, Turkey's most popular social platform, who has been advising some of the volunteers in their efforts.
Nonprofits, researchers and others need the tool, known as the API, or Application Developer Interface, to analyze Twitter data because the sheer amount of information makes it impossible for a human to go through by hand.
Kapanoglu says hundreds of &ldquo;good Samaritans&rdquo; have been giving out their own, premium paid API access keys (Twitter already offered a paid version with more features) for use in the rescue efforts.
But he says this isn't &ldquo;sustainable or the right way&rdquo; to do this. It might even be against Twitter's rules.
Monday is the deadline Twitter set for shutting off free access to its API, an added challenge for the thousands of developers in Turkey and beyond who are working around the clock to harness Twitter's unique, open ecosystem for disaster relief.

Watch: miracle rescue for this two-month-old after 128 hours from debris in Turkey
  

Nearly 128 hours after the devastating twin earthquakes hit Turkey and Syria, a two-month-old baby was rescued alive from under the rubble in southern Turkey.&nbsp;

Reeling under the aftermath of the 7.8 magnitude earthquake that struck Turkey, miraculous tales of survival continue to emerge.&nbsp;
On 11 February, a two-month-old baby was rescued from under the rubble in Hatay, nearly 128 hours after the earthquake.
The baby survived the deadly disaster and was immediately taken to the hospital for medical checks, Anadolu Agency reported.&nbsp;
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Kumar a native of Uttarakhand went missing in the aftermath of the massive earthquake that struck Turkey and Syria on February 6.

Body of Indian man found under rubble in Turkey's Malatya: MEA

Body of Indian man found under rubble in Turkey's Malatya: MEA Vijay Kumar was missing since February 6 earthquake: MEA Vijay Kumar was on a business trip to Turkey

Kumar a native of Uttarakhand went missing in the aftermath of the massive earthquake that struck Turkey and Syria on February 6.

A rescue team on Saturday recovered the body of 36-year-old Vijay Kumar from rubble in Turkey&rsquo;s Malatya, the Indian embassy in Turkey said.&nbsp;
Kumar a native of Uttarakhand went missing in the aftermath of the massive earthquake that struck Turkey and Syria on February 6.
According to The Times of India, Kumar&rsquo;s body was found under the rubble of Avsar Hotel, a four star hotel in Malatya, where he was staying after landing in the country on January 23, 2023 for a project work till mid February.
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"Our goalkeeper, Ahmet Eyup Turkaslan, lost his life after being under the collapse of the earthquake. Rest in peace," the club wrote on Twitter.

Turkey earthquake: Football club Yeni Malatyaspor confirm goalkeeper Ahmet Eyup Turkaslan's death

28-year-old Turkaslan was reported missing on February 6 and lost his life after being stuck under the debris following the #TurkeyEarthquake

"Our goalkeeper, Ahmet Eyup Turkaslan, lost his life after being under the collapse of the earthquake. Rest in peace," the club wrote on Twitter.

Football club Yeni Malatyaspor have confirmed the death of their goalkeeper Ahmet Eyup Turkaslan following Monday's earthquake in the region.
"Our goalkeeper, Ahmet Eyup Turkaslan, lost his life after being under the collapse of the earthquake. Rest in peace," the club announced on Twitter.
28-year-old Turkaslan represented the second-division club Yeni Malatyaspor 6 times after joining in 2021.
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Turkey-Syria earthquake: As rescue ops continue, death toll surpasses 28,000 mark

Turkey's death toll climbed to 24,617, Turkish Vice President Fuat Oktay said in a news conference.

The death toll across Turkey and Syria following Monday's earthquake reached 28,192 on Saturday (local time), reported CNN.
Turkey's death toll climbed to 24,617, Turkish Vice President Fuat Oktay said in a news conference.
In Syria, the total number of confirmed deaths stands at 3,575, including 2,167 in rebel-held areas in the northwest, according to the White Helmets civil defence group. An additional 1,408 deaths have been recorded in government-controlled territories, according to Syrian state media, which cited the country's health ministry.
Meanwhile, An Indian national missing since the earthquake in Turkey on February 6 was found dead under the debris of a hotel in Malatya, the Indian Embassy in Turkey informed in a tweet on Saturday. The deceased, identified as Vijay Kumar, was on a business trip to Turkey.
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Tedros told Syrian TV upon arrival in Aleppo that the WHO team he travelled with brought 35 tons of medical equipment.

WHO chief arrives in earthquake-hit Syria with medical aid

Tedros told Syrian TV upon arrival in Aleppo that the WHO team he travelled with brought 35 tons of medical equipment.

World Health Organization chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus arrived in Syria's northern city of Aleppo on Saturday.
Rescue efforts were continuing in Syria and neighbouring Turkey after a 7.8 magnitude earthquake on Monday collapsed hundreds of buildings and killed tens of thousands of people.
During his visit, Tedros will tour the city and meet patients in hospitals as well as displaced people in shelters, state media reported.
Tedros told Syrian TV upon arrival in Aleppo that the WHO team he travelled with brought 35 tons of medical equipment.
He added that another plane carrying 30 tons of medical equipment would arrive in the coming days.

According to the Indian ambassador to Turkey Virander Paul, there are around 3,000 Indians present in the country currently and not many of them are in earthquake-affected areas.

No Indians trapped in quake-hit Turkey: Ambassador Virander Paul

According to the Indian ambassador to Turkey Virander Paul, there are around 3,000 Indians present in the country currently and not many of them are in earthquake-affected areas.

No Indians are reported to be trapped in the deadly Turkey earthquake which has claimed at least 24,000 lives.
According to the Indian ambassador to Turkey Virander Paul, there are around 3,000 Indians present in the country currently and not many of them are in earthquake-affected areas.
Many Indians have also moved out following the deadliest quake in two decades, Paul was quoted as saying by news agency ANI on 11 February.
The MEA on 8 February had said that ten Indians were stuck in remote parts of earthquake-hit Turkey but were reported to be safe and one citizen was missing.
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UEFA pledged to organize more fund-raising activities in the days leading up to the final on June 10 in Istanbul.

UEFA sends aid money to Champions League final host Turkey

UEFA gave 200,000 euros on Friday to help with relief work after the earthquake in Turkey, the country that will host the Champions League final in June.

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UEFA pledged to organize more fund-raising activities in the days leading up to the final on June 10 in Istanbul.

UEFA gave 200,000 euros (USD 214,000) on Friday to help relief work after the earthquake in Turkey, the country that will host the Champions League final in June.
The European soccer body also pledged to organize more fund-raising activities in the days leading up to the final on June 10 in Istanbul. It is also coordinating work among its 55 member associations to contribute to a disaster relief fund.
Initial donations included 150,000 euros (USD 160,000) from UEFA to the Turkish soccer federation, and a combined 50,000 euros (USD 54,000) for the UEFA Foundation for Children charity to support two organisations working in the disaster area in southern Turkey and Syria.
Moments of silence will be held before games next week in the Champions League, Europa League and Europa Conference League, UEFA said. One European competition game will be held in Turkey on Thursday. Trabzonspor will host Basel in the Europa Conference playoff round and players will wear black armbands.
The 7.8-magnitude earthquake on Monday has killed more than 20,000 people and devastated the region.

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