A baby girl, who was rescued after being buried under rubble for 128 hours in Türkiye, is finally reunited with her mother.
abc.net.au/news/mother-and-baby-reunited-in-turkey-two-months-after-earthquake/102184426A baby girl, who was rescued after being buried under rubble for 128 hours following devastating earthquakes that hit Türkiye in February, has finally been reunited with her mother.
Almost two months later, the pair were reunited after a DNA test confirmed it was her daughter, the country's family ministry said. Vetin was pulled out of the rubble of a building in the province of Hatay more than five days after the February 6 quake with no health problems, a ministry statement said.
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