A catastrophic 7.8-magnitude earthquake struck southeastern Turkey, followed by a significant aftershock, resulting in thousands of casualties and widespread destruction in Turkey and Syria. With communities grappling with the aftermath and relief organizations mobilizing their resources, the question remains: how can the global community extend a helping hand? Additionally, the impact of this disaster on a region already struggling with a decade-long conflict and a massive refugee crisis is a significant concern.
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