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Two earthquakes and several aftershocks recorded since last night, Sunday, have seriously affected the countries of Turkey and Syria with human casualties, which together exceed 1,400 people.
Faced with such a situation, officeexpressed condolences and solidarity with both countries in his statement.
“Peru expresses its deep solidarity with the peoples of Turkey and Syria in connection with the earthquakes recorded last night and the unfortunate loss of life caused. We express our condolences to the families of the dead and injured,” the Foreign Ministry said in a statement. Twitter.
International Solidarity
Thus, Peru joins the countries and international organizations that have already expressed their solidarity with Turkey And Syria and announced the dispatch of material support to deal with the emergency.
NATO Secretary General, Jens Stoltenbergtoday expressed its “full solidarity” Turkeymember of the Alliance, after a “terrible earthquake” that claimed hundreds of lives.
“Full solidarity with our ally Turkey after this terrible earthquake. I am in touch with President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu,” he wrote on his Twitter account. Twitter.
For its part, the Hungarian government today offered to send 50 specialists to Turkey help with reconstruction work after the earthquake.
“Turkey is our friend. The Interior Minister contacted his Turkish counterpart and offered to send Hungarian rescue units, which have extensive experience,” the Foreign Minister said. Peter Szijjarto.
In turn, the Prime Minister of Portugal, Antonio Costa, He expressed his solidarity with Turkey and Syria and assured that the Portuguese executive is “available” to help coordinate with the European Union.
“It was with dismay that I received the news of the earthquake that hit Turkey and Syria. My thoughts are with the families of the victims and all those affected by this disaster. Portugal stands in solidarity with them and is ready to help, in coordination with our partners,” Costa wrote in his profile on Twitter.
Likewise, African leaders such as Senegal, Somalia, Burundi, Gambia And Gabon expressed their condolences in connection with the devastating earthquake with its epicenter in Turkey.
head of state Senegal and current African Union (AU) President Maki Sall expressed “sincere condolences” to his counterparts in Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, and Syria, Bashar al-Assad.
“Peace to the souls of the dead and a speedy recovery to the injured,” Sall wrote on his social media page. Twitter.
The president SomaliaHassan Sheikh Mohamud also expressed “deepest condolences” to Erdogan and wished “a speedy recovery to the injured.”
Likewise, President Mr. Burundi and East African Community (EAC) shift supervisor Evariste Ndayishimiye said it was with “great sadness” that he learned of “many deaths, destruction and destruction caused by the earthquake that hit Turkey.”
“I express my deepest condolences and sympathy to President Erdogan, the relatives of those killed and injured as a result of this disaster,” Ndayishimiye added. Twitter.
“We have woken up to the devastating news of a massive earthquake that has just hit the Republic of Turkey, Syria and other parts of the Middle East, claiming hundreds of lives,” the president said. GambiaAdam Barrow.
In the same tone, the President GabonAli Bongo, WHO He stressed that “the terrible pictures of a strong earthquake that shook Syria and Turkey are heartbreaking for the entire planet.”
(As reported by EFE)
Source: RPP
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