Football team “Maraspor” was under the rubble of a collapsed hotel in Turkey
Football club “Maraspor” was under the rubble of a hotel in Turkey. This is reported by Aspor.
The Turkish team was in a building that collapsed as a result of the earthquake. It is noted that one of the club’s employees was rescued from the rubble, and the rest of the Maraspor members continue to be searched for by rescuers.
Earlier, Turkish wrestler Taha Akgül spoke about the death of two underage athletes under the rubble in the city of Kahramanmaras. This happened as a result of the destruction of the building in which the athletes lived.
Turkey was struck by a magnitude 7.8 earthquake, the strongest to hit the country since 1939. A few hours later, another earthquake with a magnitude of 7.7 was recorded in the central part of the country. Tremors were also felt in Syria, Lebanon and Cyprus. The number of victims of the emergency, according to the latest data, exceeded 1000.
Source: Lenta
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