Earthquake in Turkey & Syria: Newborn baby pulled out from rubble

• Her mother went into labor soon after the accident and gave birth before dying.
• Her father, four brothers, and an aunt were also killed.
• A doctor at a local Afrin hospital stated she was currently in stable condition.

Syria: Rescuers rescued a newborn baby from beneath the wreckage of a building in northwestern Syria that was demolished by an earthquake on Monday.

According to a relative, her mother went into labor soon after the accident and gave birth before dying. Her father, four brothers, and an aunt were also killed.

After being rescued from the wreckage in Jindayris, a guy was seen carrying the baby, who was covered in dust.

A doctor at a local Afrin hospital stated she was currently in stable condition.

The structure where her family lived was allegedly one of roughly 50 that was demolished by a 7.8-magnitude earthquake in Jindayris, an opposition-held town in Idlib province near the Turkish border.

A baby girl has been rescued from beneath the wreckage of a building in northwestern Syria that was demolished by an earthquake on Monday.

A 7.8-magnitude earthquake allegedly demolished over 50 buildings in Jindayris, an opposition-held town in Idlib province near the Turkish border.

Even before the earthquake, 4.1 million people in the northwest, most of whom were women and children, were in desperate need of humanitarian assistance.

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