The Ministry of the Interior announced that specialist rescue teams of the Ministry's Emergency Situations Department headed last night to the vulnerable areas of the Republic of Turkey affected by the earthquake, in need of help in saving human lives and finding survivors.
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Specialist rescue teams go to threatened areas of Turkey
Belgrade,
7 February 2023
Minister of the Interior Bratislav Gasic, upon the order of President of the Republic Aleksandar Vucic, sent two specialist rescue teams with 27 members, an official dog trained to search the terrain and complete equipment for search of missing persons.
With modern equipment weighing 4.5 tons, Serbian firefighters – rescuers, trained and ready to react in all situations, will do their best to help their Turkish colleagues and citizens of Turkey in the search and rescue of survivors, according to the announcement.
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