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AFAD, Turkey’s disaster management agency, said that 9,470 aftershocks had hit the region affected by the quake.
Source: https://globalnews.ca/news/9511490/turkey-earthquake-investigation-collapsed-buildings/
Ankara, SANA- Disaster and Emergency Management of Turkey (AFAD) has announced Saturday that the death toll from the earthquake that hit the country on February 6 has risen up to 39,672.
Source: http://sana.sy/en/?p=300920
Consequently, the Disaster and Emergency Management Presidency (AFAD) will be one of the entities from which pertinent information will be gathered.
Source: https://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/quake-survivor-students-among-priority-in-dorm-placements-185889
For a country like Turkey, which is prone to earthquakes and natural disasters, AFAD is a critical state agency.
Of the collected funds, 56.5 billion liras ($1.94 billion) have been utilized to address the urgent needs of disaster victims in the earthquake-stricken region through Türkiye's disaster management agency AFAD, the minister elaborated.
Representatives of Moroccan volunteers presented a check worth 450,000 TL in Ankara on February 28, equivalent to 24,000 dollars, to AFAD, the public emergency management agency.
Source: https://tumblerridgenews.com/earthquake-24000-donation-from-moroccan-community-in-turkey/
So far, at least 368,874 tents have been sent to the quake zone, of which 172,265 have been erected, AFAD said on Thursday.
Source: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/02/18/world/middleeast/turkey-earthquake-victims-homeless.html
The search and rescue efforts in Şanlıurfa, on the other hand, have been completed, AFAD announced, adding that the teams were immediately dispatched to other provinces where the work continues.
Source: https://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/turkish-quake-survivors-face-big-freeze-in-cars-tents-180734
The Turkish disaster management agency, AFAD, has raised the number of confirmed fatalities from the earthquake in Turkiye to 41,156.