[EMERGENCY ANNOUNCEMENT] Donation For Earthquake Disaster in Turkey!

[juniperion]

There was happened two huge earthquakes which had 7.8 and 7.6 magnitudes in 6 February. More than 5400 people dead and about 30.000 people injured since 6 February. Thousands of people are helping for rescue people under the ruins. Turkish government declared a state of emergency.

https://www.trtworld.com/turkey/live-updates-massive-rescue-effort-in-t%C3%BCrkiye-syria-as-death-toll-mounts-65254

https://www.wsj.com/livecoverage/turkeyearthquake?mod=mhp

https://www.lemonde.fr/en/international/article/2023/02/07/earthquake-in-turkey-and-syria-we-hear-people-screaming-but-we-can-t-do-anything_6014796_4.html

So, Ahbap Charity Society has started donation campaign for helping people in disaster regions. Wallet adresses was announced for donation in cryptocurrencies.

Source:
https://twitter.com/ahbap/status/1622963311514996739?t=hl5N9AxXUWk8gb0FfDK8Vw&s=19

You can make donation for helping people have hurt and their recovery.

This topic was written for reaching more people this situation. Please make your own research for confirmation.



Ahbap Society Website
https://ahbap.org/

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Avalanche: 0x868D27c361682462536DfE361f2e20B3A6f4dDD8
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[decodx]

With a disaster of such magnitude, I anticipate that numerous suspicious humanitarian efforts will emerge, trying to capitalize on the situation. I trust that we can all agree that the best way to help those affected by such a tragedy is to donate money directly to reputable organizations, rather than giving it to someone who claims they're collecting donations for the victims. We must be vigilant in protecting the most vulnerable from exploitation by opportunistic individuals who seek to take advantage of the situation for personal gain.

[Hispo]

Sincerely I hope those who survive can eventually recover from such horrible tragedy there in Turkey.

On the other hand , I would like to add that scammers unfortunately take advantage of these situations for their own selfish personal gain, hence I invite anyone who considers to donate to the people of Turkey to check carefully the sources of the addresses you will send Bitcoin/Ether to. So you can be sure you are helping the victims in need and not making some low-life scammer richer.

Have a good night and be safe.

[juniperion]

Sincerely I hope those who survive can eventually recover from such horrible tragedy there in Turkey.

On the other hand , I would like to add that scammers unfortunately take advantage of these situations for their own selfish personal gain, hence I invite anyone who considers to donate to the people of Turkey to check carefully the sources of the addresses you will send Bitcoin/Ether to. So you can be sure you are helping the victims in need and not making some low-life scammer richer.

Have a good night and be safe.

Thanks for warning. I agree with you about scammer.

To avoid false information, I detailed the main topic with links. Please make your own research for confirmation.

Ahbap is only foundation which you can make donation with cryptocurrencies. Additionally, you can make donation with Fiat money to official and governmental foundations.

[juniperion]

Please help us!

https://www.bbc.com/news/live/world-europe-64565412

https://www.cnbc.com/2023/02/11/earthquake-death-toll-in-turkey-climbs-crossing-20660.html

https://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/images/150949/earthquake-damage-in-turkiye

[Kavelj22]

But why does this campaign include those affected by the earthquake in Turkey and not Syria? I hope I didn't misunderstand. If we know that Syria has been living in a state of war for 12 years and there are international sanctions imposed on it that prevent it from dealing with such a crisis on its own. I do not exclude the Turkish victims, but I imagine that Turkey is able to contain the crisis with the help of its allies and international friends.
Few countries rushed to break the siege on Syria and send aid, but this remains insufficient since some of the areas affected by the earthquake are not under the control of the Syrian regime and are controlled by armed terrorist groups.

[juniperion]

But why does this campaign include those affected by the earthquake in Turkey and not Syria? I hope I didn't misunderstand. If we know that Syria has been living in a state of war for 12 years and there are international sanctions imposed on it that prevent it from dealing with such a crisis on its own. I do not exclude the Turkish victims, but I imagine that Turkey is able to contain the crisis with the help of its allies and international friends.
Few countries rushed to break the siege on Syria and send aid, but this remains insufficient since some of the areas affected by the earthquake are not under the control of the Syrian regime and are controlled by armed terrorist groups.

Ahbap is a society that works in Turkey. It is not an international. So, they are focusing on people who hurt in Turkey. About 13 million people have been affected in this disaster. Death toll is more than 22.000 people. There are more than 80.000 people injured. There are more than 6000 ruined buildings. 10 cities destroyed by earthquake. Can you imagine that? I don't think Syria's death and losses as much as huge in Turkey. However, rescue of Syrian people is very important. I think, Syrian government and international institutions such as Red Cross and UN should have dealed with disaster in Syria. Turkish people have been struggling with economical crisis an this disaster in the same time. Additionally, about 10 million Syrian people are living in Turkey. Turkey has been providing them social needs since war in Syria. For this reasons, I think, blaming Turkey about ignoring of Syria is not fair. Syria is problem of whole world. Whole world have to share this responsibility.

[juniperion]

The Disaster and Emergency Management Presidency (Turkish: Afet ve Acil Durum Yönetimi Başkanlığı, also abbreviated as AFAD) was established in 2009 in Turkey to take necessary measures for effective emergency management and civil protection nationwide in Turkey. The presidency conducts pre-incident work, such as preparedness, mitigation and risk management, during-incident work such as response, and post-incident work such as recovery and reconstruction. AFAD reports to the Turkish Ministry of Interior.

Cryptocurrency donation adresses at the end of the list.
https://www.afad.gov.tr/depremkampanyasi2




Turkish Red Crescent (Turkish: Türk Kızılay (official) or Kızılay (for short) is the largest humanitarian organization in Turkey and is part of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement.

Cryptocurrency donation adresses
https://www.kizilay.org.tr/bagis-yontemleri/kripto-para-birimleri-ile-bagis

[Kavelj22]

But why does this campaign include those affected by the earthquake in Turkey and not Syria? I hope I didn't misunderstand. If we know that Syria has been living in a state of war for 12 years and there are international sanctions imposed on it that prevent it from dealing with such a crisis on its own. I do not exclude the Turkish victims, but I imagine that Turkey is able to contain the crisis with the help of its allies and international friends.
Few countries rushed to break the siege on Syria and send aid, but this remains insufficient since some of the areas affected by the earthquake are not under the control of the Syrian regime and are controlled by armed terrorist groups.

Ahbap is a society that works in Turkey. It is not an international. So, they are focusing on people who hurt in Turkey. About 13 million people have been affected in this disaster. Death toll is more than 22.000 people. There are more than 80.000 people injured. There are more than 6000 ruined buildings. 10 cities destroyed by earthquake. Can you imagine that? I don't think Syria's death and losses as much as huge in Turkey. However, rescue of Syrian people is very important. I think, Syrian government and international institutions such as Red Cross and UN should have dealed with disaster in Syria. Turkish people have been struggling with economical crisis an this disaster in the same time. Additionally, about 10 million Syrian people are living in Turkey. Turkey has been providing them social needs since war in Syria. For this reasons, I think, blaming Turkey about ignoring of Syria is not fair. Syria is problem of whole world. Whole world have to share this responsibility.

No one in this disaster blames Turkey for what happened in Syria or for not supporting Syria. But I have seen many programs that were launched to help Turkey only, as if Syria is not on the map of events.
What I want to say is that Turkey, despite the magnitude of the disaster, is able to stand firm with the help of its international friends and partners, while Syria suffers from international sanctions imposed on it that prevent it from even obtaining adequate aid.
Two days ago, the United Nations envoy visited Syria to examine the crisis, but no draft resolution has yet been issued to mitigate the horror of the Syrians' tragedy, especially as the region awaits a severe cold wave during the next few days.

[onurgozupek]

Hello bitcoiners, besides some good news and miracles, it's getting worse in Turkiye. Victims of the devastating earthquake need more support. Please consider donating BitcoinBTC to NGO's through BtcTurk, one of the very first exchanges in the world ==> https://donation.btcturk.com

[EFS]

But why does this campaign include those affected by the earthquake in Turkey and not Syria? I hope I didn't misunderstand. If we know that Syria has been living in a state of war for 12 years and there are international sanctions imposed on it that prevent it from dealing with such a crisis on its own. I do not exclude the Turkish victims, but I imagine that Turkey is able to contain the crisis with the help of its allies and international friends.
Few countries rushed to break the siege on Syria and send aid, but this remains insufficient since some of the areas affected by the earthquake are not under the control of the Syrian regime and are controlled by armed terrorist groups.

Türkiye was the center of the earthquake. We couldn't deal with the situation in Syria while we have our own problems. I saw that the death toll there was also high. I don't know if Syria has an aid campaign within itself, but we know that international support is gone there. The support in Türkiye was also quite large. If only the precautions had been taken beforehand there wouldn't have been so many casualties. In order for the survivors of the earthquake to rebuild their lives, social assistance will be required in addition to cash money. Unfortunately we will feel the social effects of this in longer timeframe.

[Kavelj22]

But why does this campaign include those affected by the earthquake in Turkey and not Syria? I hope I didn't misunderstand. If we know that Syria has been living in a state of war for 12 years and there are international sanctions imposed on it that prevent it from dealing with such a crisis on its own. I do not exclude the Turkish victims, but I imagine that Turkey is able to contain the crisis with the help of its allies and international friends.
Few countries rushed to break the siege on Syria and send aid, but this remains insufficient since some of the areas affected by the earthquake are not under the control of the Syrian regime and are controlled by armed terrorist groups.

Türkiye was the center of the earthquake. We couldn't deal with the situation in Syria while we have our own problems. I saw that the death toll there was also high. I don't know if Syria has an aid campaign within itself, but we know that international support is gone there. The support in Türkiye was also quite large. If only the precautions had been taken beforehand there wouldn't have been so many casualties. In order for the survivors of the earthquake to rebuild their lives, social assistance will be required in addition to cash money. Unfortunately we will feel the social effects of this in longer timeframe.

Thanks for the clarification.
It is really unfortunate that despite all the support the world has provided to Turkey, the losses cannot be avoided and Turkey still needs more support. The situation in Syria, despite the devastation, is less severe than that of Turkey.
It is more unfortunate that political considerations are more important than humanitarian considerations. An international decision must be issued to nullify all international sanctions against any country in the event of a natural disaster or epidemic. An entire people cannot be punished for choices it never supported.

[juniperion]

But why does this campaign include those affected by the earthquake in Turkey and not Syria? I hope I didn't misunderstand. If we know that Syria has been living in a state of war for 12 years and there are international sanctions imposed on it that prevent it from dealing with such a crisis on its own. I do not exclude the Turkish victims, but I imagine that Turkey is able to contain the crisis with the help of its allies and international friends.
Few countries rushed to break the siege on Syria and send aid, but this remains insufficient since some of the areas affected by the earthquake are not under the control of the Syrian regime and are controlled by armed terrorist groups.

Türkiye was the center of the earthquake. We couldn't deal with the situation in Syria while we have our own problems. I saw that the death toll there was also high. I don't know if Syria has an aid campaign within itself, but we know that international support is gone there. The support in Türkiye was also quite large. If only the precautions had been taken beforehand there wouldn't have been so many casualties. In order for the survivors of the earthquake to rebuild their lives, social assistance will be required in addition to cash money. Unfortunately we will feel the social effects of this in longer timeframe.

Thanks for the clarification.
It is really unfortunate that despite all the support the world has provided to Turkey, the losses cannot be avoided and Turkey still needs more support. The situation in Syria, despite the devastation, is less severe than that of Turkey.
It is more unfortunate that political considerations are more important than humanitarian considerations. An international decision must be issued to nullify all international sanctions against any country in the event of a natural disaster or epidemic. An entire people cannot be punished for choices it never supported.

I agree with you with whole my heart. Humanitarian relief is fundamental right beyond all political considerations.