A rescue dog and handler meet a member of ground staff at Shannon Airport in County Clare, Ireland, on a stopover before travelling on to Adana in southern Turkey. Photo: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Mexico / Twitter
Mexican volunteer rescue team Los Topos was formed in 1985 after an 8.1-magnitude earthquake struck Mexico City in 1985. Photo: Topos
Los Topos, who built their reputation in operations around the world, use rescue dogs to detect people who may be trapped in collapsed buildings. Photo: Topos
Los Topos, the Moles in English, receive special training and co-operate with the Mexican fire and health services, as well as international search and rescue organisations. Photo: Topos
Los Topos have participated in 70 search and rescue missions. Photo: Topos
A rescue team member and sniffer dog companion board an air force plane at Santa Lucia Military airbase near Mexico City. Reuters
A rescue dog and handler leave Mexico for the earthquake zones of Turkey and Mexico. Photo: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Mexico / Twitter
Mexico's rescue specialists leaving Felipe Ángeles International Airport, Mexico City. Photo: Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
A rescue dog and handler meet a member of ground staff at Shannon Airport in County Clare, Ireland, on a stopover before travelling on to Adana in southern Turkey. Photo: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Mexico / Twitter
Mexican volunteer rescue team Los Topos was formed in 1985 after an 8.1-magnitude earthquake struck Mexico City in 1985. Photo: Topos
Los Topos, who built their reputation in operations around the world, use rescue dogs to detect people who may be trapped in collapsed buildings. Photo: Topos
Los Topos, the Moles in English, receive special training and co-operate with the Mexican fire and health services, as well as international search and rescue organisations. Photo: Topos
Los Topos have participated in 70 search and rescue missions. Photo: Topos
A rescue team member and sniffer dog companion board an air force plane at Santa Lucia Military airbase near Mexico City. Reuters
A rescue dog and handler leave Mexico for the earthquake zones of Turkey and Mexico. Photo: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Mexico / Twitter
Mexico's rescue specialists leaving Felipe Ángeles International Airport, Mexico City. Photo: Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
A rescue dog and handler meet a member of ground staff at Shannon Airport in County Clare, Ireland, on a stopover before travelling on to Adana in southern Turkey. Photo: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Mexico / Twitter
