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A Siberian husky was miraculously rescued from underneath the rubble of Turkey's devastating earthquake after spending 23 days trapped without food and water. Here's a look at the viral video:

President Tayyip Erdogan, who will be facing an election within months, has pledged to rebuild homes within a year, although experts have said the authorities should put safety before speed. Some buildings that were meant to withstand tremors crumbled in the latest earthquakes.

The NDRF's mission in earthquake-hit Turkey was full of challenges -- emotional, professional and personal. Here are some heart-warming stories from Operation Dost.

The Army Chief said this after interacting with members of the Indian Army's medical team that has returned to the country after rendering extensive services to a large number of earthquake-hit people in Turkey's Iskenderun region.

'Miracle baby', born in the rubble of the Turkey-Syria earthquake, was adopted by her aunt and uncle and has been given a new name. She was found by rescuers more than 10 hours after the quake hit, her umbilical cord still connected to her dead mother.

Another earthquake struck the Turkish-Syrian border region on Monday, just two weeks after a major quake devastated the area, killing over 47,000 people and damaging or destroying hundreds of thousands of homes. Here are ways to stay safe during tremors:

A total of three NDRF teams were sent to quake-affected Turkiye on February 7 following Prime Minister Narendra Modi's directive to offer all possible assistance to that country.

The Narendra Modi government gave its go-ahead to the proposal for Indian Army personnel stationed in UN Disengagement Observer Force to provide direct assistance.

A short time later a magnitude 4.0 earthquake hit 45 km southwest of Taumarunui and at a depth of 78 km. This comes days after a devastating earthquake measuring 7.8 on the Richter scale struck Turkey and neighboring Syria.

A touching photo of an Indian Army woman receiving a kiss on the cheek from a Turkish woman while doing rescue and relief efforts in the earthquake-stricken country is going viral on social media. The image was posted on Twitter with the hashtag "We care" by the Additional Directorate General of Public Information (ADG PI) of the Indian Army.