“I have never encountered this before in my life” said Sokratis Doukas, an EKAV rescuer located in the Hatay area of Antioch
“The buildings are down cardboard boxes on top of each other”. Sokratis Doukas, head of the Greek team of EKAV, which consists of two doctors, three rescuers, and a team from EMAK, emphasized this to SKAI and Atariastos. Mr. Doukas is located in the Hatay area of Antioch.
“It’s too much very difficult picture and endless chaos. Efforts will be made by us and by all the participants, we are one of the first missions to arrive in Turkey. They will show us places. The first team is already operating, and we are sharing in shifts to cover all 24 hours because this will not stop for a moment” noted Mr. Doukas.
“The buildings are fallen cardboard boxes on top of each other, I have never come across this before in my life, unprecedented images, is a biblical disaster.” We are talking, he added, about 34,000 injured, many will not make it… It is one of the biggest disasters.
“It’s still cold, and now that it’s sunny, it’s very cold at night” added Mr. Doukas.
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