The baby was born just hours before she was rescued, and is in a stable condition in a hospital in northern Syria.
Thousands of people have offered to adopt a baby girl who was born under a collapsed building in north-west Syria. When she was rescued, baby Aya - meaning miracle in Arabic - was still connected ...
A baby girl who was born under the rubble caused by an earthquake that hit Syria and Turkey receives treatment inside an incubator at a children's hospital in the town of Afrin, Aleppo province ...
Thousands of people have offered to adopt the baby girl who was born under the rubble of a collapsed building in north-west Syria, following Monday's earthquake. When she was rescued, baby Aya ...
In Turkey alone, more than 24,000 rescue workers from around the ... through a collapsed building in northwest Syria discovered a crying baby whose mother appeared to have given birth while ...
A newborn girl has been saved by rescuers from beneath the rubble of a building in north-west Syria that was destroyed by an earthquake on Monday. Her mother went into labour soon after the ...
Video released by Turkish rescuers shows people, including a baby, still being freed from the rubble days after the massive earthquake hit. Up Next. Turkey survivors: 'It never gets warm ...
The rescue came in time for Abu Hadiya's newborn daughter but ... and I was waiting for our death' Mohammed Hamza was in the Syrian city of Idlib when the first earthquake hit.
Further details about the operation have not been released, but Lebanese media reported that the army’s intelligence division ...
BEIRUT (Reuters) - Three people were rescued from the rubble of a building in the Syrian city of Jableh, state media reported, around 110 hours after a deadly earthquake struck the region on Monday.
A driver lost control of their truck before crashing into 9 cars and two minibusses, per a state-run news agency Writer/Reporter, PEOPLE A multi-vehicle crash in Turkey left at least 12 people ...
The rescue came in time for Abu Hadiya's newborn daughter but ... and I was waiting for our death' Mohammed Hamza was in the Syrian city of Idlib when the first earthquake hit.
