Mian Shakeel Aslam--- Researchers in the limelight on Wednesday took a 18-year-old University of theruins of a house 61 hours after a devastating earthquake rocked eastern Turkey.
There are small cameras mounted on poles to find Eyup Erdem and broke into applause when he made the rubble of a building in the town of Ercis, most inthe 7.2 earthquake that caused drawn on Sunday affected.
The state news agency Anatolian said Erdem was wounded and was treated at a hospital.
The student, who had moved to Erciş a month to study mechanics at the University, was the last one pulled alive from the rubble as rescuers workedfeverishly against the clock to find survivors.The earthquake has killed at least 459 people. Health Ministry officials said 40 people were pulled Com Seraceddin alive from collapsed buildings on Tuesday.
Including a 2-week-old, took half naked, but alive from the rubble of a house for 48 hours after the earthquake. His mother and grandmother were also rescued, but his father was gone.
Survivors at a hospital in the provincial capital, told of his anguish Van treatswaiting to be rescued.
"We're holding our breath, we were thirsty Eventually we saw rescue workers to remove dirt They said.." Wait five minutes, let us out. But save us from this day, "said Omer Yildiz Reuters.
Posted By: Mian Shakeel Aslam
Source: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/45041798/ns/world_news-europe/#.TqfCGpuPX-U
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