Animal lovers in the southern Turkish city of Diyarbakir are protesting the demolition of a building. The building, as per an AFP report, is believed to contain several animals and the protestors are pushing for the removal of the stuck animals before the building is demolished for reconstruction.

Dozens of animals survive earthquakes, hunger and thirst for 16 days only to be 'to be killed by human hands'

If reports are to be believed, the Pakistani government has repackaged the aid it had received from Turkey during the 2022 floods and delivered it back as earthquake relief material to the disaster-struck country.

Return gift? Did Pakistan just send back to Turkey the aid it received for floods?

A week ago, Turkey and Syria were rocked by one of the most powerful earthquakes in recent memory that has already taken the lives of over 33,000. As the rescue and rehabilitation process continues, a uniquely humane video from Turkey has gone viral on realms of social media, showing two nurses who chose to save the lives of newborns, instead of their own in the face of a calamity.

WATCH | Two nurses protect a room full of newborns during Turkey earthquake

The seventh "Operation Dost" aircraft, carrying more than 23 tonnes of relief aid, landed in earthquake-stricken Syria. Moutaz Douaji, the deputy minister of local administration and the environment, welcomed the plane at the airport in Damascus on Sunday (February 12), as reported by the PTI.

Operation Dost: India sends 7th flight with 23 tonnes relief material to quake-hit Turkey, Syria

A car parking space in Southern Turkey has become a makeshift morgue, revealing the heart-wrenching realities of earthquake-devastated Turkey. A report by AFP cited Rania Zaboubi, a Syrian refugee, seen scouring the body bags laid out in the car parking of a hospital in search of her uncle who went missing after Monday's series of earthquakes.

Turkey quake: Hospital parking turns makeshift morgue as people scramble to identify their kin

India's National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) teams conducting rescue and operations in earthquake-hit Turkey will be aided by Indian eyes-in-the-sky, in the form of indigenous drones.

Garuda Aerospace's made-in-India drones to aid New Delhi's rescue efforts in Turkey

In pics | From India to Russia, global response come to rescue Türkiye, Syria after earthquake devastation