Armenian Rescuers Successfully Pull Child Alive from Rubble in Turkey, Says Agos Editor
Bagrat Estukyan, editor of the Istanbul-based newspaper Agos, has reported that Armenian rescuers have successfully pulled a child alive from the rubble in Turkey.
"I heard good news today that they managed to rescue a child alive from under the rubble. This is a very joyful event for the rescue teams. Instead of constantly pulling out bodies, saving a living one is a very encouraging factor for them," Estukyan said in a phone conversation with Azatutyun.
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