The Turkish embassy in Washington is requesting tents, generators and other emergency items. AFP
People carry donations for those affected by the earthquake in Turkey to the Turkish embassy in Washington. AFP
Thousands of boxes of donations have been pouring into the Turkish embassy following the catastrophic earthquake that hit Turkey and Syria. AFP
A volunteer walks through a corridor formed by sorted donations for earthquake victims. AP
A man hugs his daughter as they take a break from receiving donations for people affected by the earthquake in Turkey. AFP
Across the US, more than 140 tonnes of supplies have been donated to support relief efforts in Turkey and Syria. AFP
Volunteers help sort donations for people affected by the earthquake in Turkey. AFP
A woman drops off a box of donations at the Turkish embassy in Washington. AFP
Volunteers help sort donations for people affected by the earthquake in Turkey. AFP
More than 25,000 buildings in Turkey were destroyed or damaged, and one million people were left homeless. AFP
Volunteers load boxes of donations on to a lorry heading to Dulles International Airport. AFP
Volunteers help sort donations at the embassy in Washington. AFP
Volunteers wait to load boxes of donations on to a lorry. AFP
A volunteer marks a box of baby donations before they are sent to Dulles International Airport. AFP
Volunteers outside the Turkish embassy in Washington. AFP
Thousands of boxes of donations have been pouring into the Turkish embassy in Washington. AFP
Volunteers, largely from the Turkish community, sort donations for earthquake victims, Friday, Feb. 10, 2023, at the Turkish Embassy in Washington. Items still needed include sleeping bags and tents, according to an Embassy official, who said that 150 tons of donations have been received at Turkish Embassies across the United States in the first three days. (AP Photo / Jacquelyn Martin)
A volunteer holds up medicines as donations for earthquake victims are sorted. AP
The Turkish embassy in Washington is requesting tents, generators and other emergency items. AFP
People carry donations for those affected by the earthquake in Turkey to the Turkish embassy in Washington. AFP
Thousands of boxes of donations have been pouring into the Turkish embassy following the catastrophic earthquake that hit Turkey and Syria. AFP
A volunteer walks through a corridor formed by sorted donations for earthquake victims. AP
A man hugs his daughter as they take a break from receiving donations for people affected by the earthquake in Turkey. AFP
Across the US, more than 140 tonnes of supplies have been donated to support relief efforts in Turkey and Syria. AFP
Volunteers help sort donations for people affected by the earthquake in Turkey. AFP
A woman drops off a box of donations at the Turkish embassy in Washington. AFP
Volunteers help sort donations for people affected by the earthquake in Turkey. AFP
More than 25,000 buildings in Turkey were destroyed or damaged, and one million people were left homeless. AFP
Volunteers load boxes of donations on to a lorry heading to Dulles International Airport. AFP
Volunteers help sort donations at the embassy in Washington. AFP
Volunteers wait to load boxes of donations on to a lorry. AFP
A volunteer marks a box of baby donations before they are sent to Dulles International Airport. AFP
Volunteers outside the Turkish embassy in Washington. AFP
Thousands of boxes of donations have been pouring into the Turkish embassy in Washington. AFP
Volunteers, largely from the Turkish community, sort donations for earthquake victims, Friday, Feb. 10, 2023, at the Turkish Embassy in Washington. Items still needed include sleeping bags and tents, according to an Embassy official, who said that 150 tons of donations have been received at Turkish Embassies across the United States in the first three days. (AP Photo / Jacquelyn Martin)
A volunteer holds up medicines as donations for earthquake victims are sorted. AP
The Turkish embassy in Washington is requesting tents, generators and other emergency items. AFP
