Vietnamese embassies in Turkey, Syria well perform citizen protection
The Vietnamese Embassy in Turkey has been urgently performing citizen protection measures, and actively supporting the mission of the Ministry of Public Security which is on search-and-rescue duty in areas bearing the brunt of the devastating February 6 earthquake, according to Ambassador Do Son Hai.
The Vietnamese Embassy in Turkey has been actively supporting the mission of the Ministry of Public Security which is on search-and-rescue duty in areas bearing the brunt of the devastating February 6 earthquake. (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) - The Vietnamese Embassy in Turkey has been urgently performing citizen protection measures, and actively supporting the mission of the Ministryof Public Security which is on search-and-rescue duty in areas bearing the brunt of the devastating February6 earthquake, according to Ambassador DoSon Hai.
The embassy has sent its staff to accompany the team and tried to meetthe mission's requirements.
According to the embassy, on the first day of their rescue operation in Adiyaman city, the rescuemission discovered and coordinated with internationalforces to rescue a victim trapped in the rubble.
The embassy continues to provide support for Vietnam’s rescue and relief teams. (Photo: VNA)
The Vietnamese embassies in Turkey and Syria said they have been keeping a closecontact with local authorities and the Vietnamese communities in the twocountries to get information about the possibility of Vietnamese casualties inthe earthquake.
The embassies said so far, there was noinformation on Vietnamese citizens dead or injured in the disaster.
The embassy in Turkey reported that six families with Vietnamese citizens havebeen affected by the earthquake, and they are facing many difficulties. Theembassy has received and provided financial support, and goods to help themovercome the difficult time.
AmbassadorHai affirmed that the embassy will continue to provide support for Vietnam’s rescueand relief teams, and maintain contact with overseas Vietnamese in Turkey, thuspromptly rolling out plans toquickly deploy citizen protection measures in case of necessity./.
Vietnam's Acting President Vo Thi Anh Xuan on February 6 sent messages of sympathy to President of Turkey Recep Tayyip Erdogan and President of Syria Bashar al-Assad over casualties caused by a strong earthquake in the two countries.
There has not been any information confirming Vietnamese citizens are among those affected by a 7.8-magnitude earthquake in Turkey and Syria, the most powerful over the past nearly 100 years.
Chairman of the Vietnamese National Assembly Vuong Dinh Hue has sent letters expressing his deepest sympathy to Speaker of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey Mustafa Sentop, Speaker of the People's Council of Syria Hammouda Youssef Sabbagh, legislatures and people of the two countries over serious damage caused by the recent devastating earthquake there.
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The Vietnamese Embassy in Turkey has been actively supporting the mission of the Ministry of Public Security which is on search-and-rescue duty in areas bearing the brunt of the devastating February 6 earthquake. (Photo: VNA) 
The embassy continues to provide support for Vietnam’s rescue and relief teams. (Photo: VNA) 
