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More than 8,000 people found alive underneath the rubble
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More than 8,000 people found alive underneath the rubble
In the immediate aftermath of the earthquake, experts warned the likehood of finding survivors dropped sharply after just 72 hours. And yet rescue workers, alongside teams from around the world refused to give up hope, leading to miraculous stories of survival. These provided hope for millions across the country, as Hilal Uzun reports.
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