54 days after the Turkey earthquakesa mother and daughter separated by the tremors have been able to meet again. Vetin Begdasbarely a month and a half when the quakes struck, managed to survive under the rubble for a whopping five days.
Since then, she was nicknamed ‘mystery‘, being separated from her mother until today. Turkey’s Ministry of Family and Social Services says they noticed a DNA match between the two while they were treating her mother.
Once confirmed that Yasemin Begdas was her mother, the little girl has embarked on a flight from Ankarawhere she had been transferred to receive medical treatment.
The Turkish Minister of Family and Social Services brought them together personally, quite a miracle in a Turkey that continues to recover from a disaster that left more than 50,000 dead.
Source: Lasexta
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