On the fifth day after the earthquake hit Adıyaman, aerial views revealed the ongoing efforts to clear the destruction. Over a thousand buildings were damaged, with debris scattered throughout the city, and the removal of balconies from some apartment buildings was a striking sight. Teams were working tirelessly to clear the rubble, looking for survivors or completing the process of retrieving any deceased. The focus remains on saving lives and finding those who may still be trapped, as well as restoring buildings where it is possible for people to return to their homes.
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Download File: https://iha.news/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/iha-2023-02-10_10-50-30_673208.mp4?_=1In Antalya, a shuttle driver resting in the shade was shocked to find a snake above him attempting to swallow a mouse.
Mustafa Çiftçi had pulled over to rest before an airport transfer. While sitting under a tree, he heard a strange noise from above. Looking up, he came face to face with a snake coiled around a branch, devouring a mouse or lizard.
“I was cooling off in the shade when I heard the noise. When I looked up, I saw the snake with something in its mouth,” said Çiftçi, who recorded the moment and shared it online.
He warned others nearby and called the fire department. “It startled me. My friends were nervous too. Because it’s a forested area and the weather is hot, these things happen. People should stay alert,” he added.
Ramazan Bozca
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