Terremoto Turchia, le foto dalle tendopoli dei sopravvissuti e dei loro animali

Le tende messe in piedi nelle province turche più segnate dal sisma dello scorso 6 febbraio, insieme a migliaia di sfollati, ospitano anche gatti, cani, pesci e uccelli: c'è chi prima di abbandonare casa è riuscito a salvare i propri animali domestici

KAHRAMANMARAS, TURKIYE - FEBRUARY 24: Mevlut KemahlÄ±, an earthquake survivor lives the tent city established in Vali Saim Cotur Stadium and around with his parakeets named "Limon and KÃ¶fte" after 7.7 and 7.6 magnitude earthquakes hit multiple provinces of Turkiye including Kahramanmaras on February 24, 2023. Some survivors of earthquakes in Kahramanmaras live together in a tent city with their animals, such as fish, birds, partridges, cats and dogs, which they rescued while leaving their homes. Established by the Sakarya 7th Commando Brigade Command, the tent city hosts nearly 3,500 earthquake victims as well as dozens of pets. (Photo by Fatih Kurt/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)

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La tendopoli costruita negli spazi dello Stadio Vali Saim Cotur di Kahramanmaras, una delle province turche più colpite dal terremoto dello scorso 6 febbraio, ospita circa 3.500 sfollati. Donne, uomini e bambini che hanno dovuto lasciare la propria casa, con tutto quello che c’era dentro. Alcuni sono riusciti a salvare i propri animali domestici, come Mevlut Kemahlä (in foto), immortalato nella tendopoli insieme ai suoi due parrocchetti

Terremoto Turchia e Siria, nuove foto dai satelliti Cosmo-SkyMed

KAHRAMANMARAS, TURKIYE - FEBRUARY 24: Hacer Yuce, an earthquake survivor lives the tent city established in Vali Saim Cotur Stadium and around with her parakeet named "Ãimen" after 7.7 and 7.6 magnitude earthquakes hit multiple provinces of Turkiye including Kahramanmaras on February 24, 2023. Some survivors of earthquakes in Kahramanmaras live together in a tent city with their animals, such as fish, birds, partridges, cats and dogs, which they rescued while leaving their homes. Established by the Sakarya 7th Commando Brigade Command, the tent city hosts nearly 3,500 earthquake victims as well as dozens of pets. (Photo by Fatih Kurt/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)

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L’agenzia di stampa turca Anadolu ha visitato le tende, messe in piedi dalla Settima Brigata del Commando Sakarya, per raccontare la quotidianità di chi adesso deve viverci. Moltissimi i parrocchetti immortalati insieme ai padroni

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KAHRAMANMARAS, TURKIYE - FEBRUARY 24: Medine Bunsuz, an earthquake survivor lives the tent city established in Vali Saim Cotur Stadium and around with her cat named "Mino" after 7.7 and 7.6 magnitude earthquakes hit multiple provinces of Turkiye including Kahramanmaras on February 24, 2023. Some survivors of earthquakes in Kahramanmaras live together in a tent city with their animals, such as fish, birds, partridges, cats and dogs, which they rescued while leaving their homes. Established by the Sakarya 7th Commando Brigade Command, the tent city hosts nearly 3,500 earthquake victims as well as dozens of pets. (Photo by Fatih Kurt/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)

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Nella tendopoli ci sono anche molti gatti. Tra questi c'è Mino, della sopravvissuta Medine Bunsuz

Terremoto Turchia, sanzionati tre canali tv per aver sanzionato il governo

KAHRAMANMARAS, TURKIYE - FEBRUARY 24: Melek Aksu, an earthquake survivor lives the tent city established in Vali Saim Cotur Stadium and around with her partridge named "Boncuk" after 7.7 and 7.6 magnitude earthquakes hit multiple provinces of Turkiye including Kahramanmaras on February 24, 2023. Some survivors of earthquakes in Kahramanmaras live together in a tent city with their animals, such as fish, birds, partridges, cats and dogs, which they rescued while leaving their homes. Established by the Sakarya 7th Commando Brigade Command, the tent city hosts nearly 3,500 earthquake victims as well as dozens of pets. (Photo by Fatih Kurt/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)

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Tra le specie di uccello fotografate insieme ai padroni ci sono anche alcune pernici

KAHRAMANMARAS, TURKIYE - FEBRUARY 24: Cuma Caglarsu, an earthquake survivor lives the tent city established in Vali Saim Cotur Stadium and around with his dog named "Matilda" after 7.7 and 7.6 magnitude earthquakes hit multiple provinces of Turkiye including Kahramanmaras on February 24, 2023. Some survivors of earthquakes in Kahramanmaras live together in a tent city with their animals, such as fish, birds, partridges, cats and dogs, which they rescued while leaving their homes. Established by the Sakarya 7th Commando Brigade Command, the tent city hosts nearly 3,500 earthquake victims as well as dozens of pets. (Photo by Fatih Kurt/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)

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Matilda è la cagnolina di Cuma Caglarsu, anche lui sfollato a causa del terremoto

Aya, adottata la bambina nata sotto le macerie del terremoto in Siria

KAHRAMANMARAS, TURKIYE - FEBRUARY 24: Ugur Tamer Keklik, an earthquake survivor lives the tent city established in Vali Saim Cotur Stadium and around with his cat named "Miya" after 7.7 and 7.6 magnitude earthquakes hit multiple provinces of Turkiye including Kahramanmaras on February 24, 2023. Some survivors of earthquakes in Kahramanmaras live together in a tent city with their animals, such as fish, birds, partridges, cats and dogs, which they rescued while leaving their homes. Established by the Sakarya 7th Commando Brigade Command, the tent city hosts nearly 3,500 earthquake victims as well as dozens of pets. (Photo by Fatih Kurt/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)

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Miya è invece la gatta di Ugur Tamer Keklik

Turchia, nuova scossa di terremoto di magnitudo 5.1 nel centro del Paese

KAHRAMANMARAS, TURKIYE - FEBRUARY 24: Derya Akturk, an earthquake survivor lives the tent city established in Vali Saim Cotur Stadium and around with her fish named "Portal" after 7.7 and 7.6 magnitude earthquakes hit multiple provinces of Turkiye including Kahramanmaras on February 24, 2023. Some survivors of earthquakes in Kahramanmaras live together in a tent city with their animals, such as fish, birds, partridges, cats and dogs, which they rescued while leaving their homes. Established by the Sakarya 7th Commando Brigade Command, the tent city hosts nearly 3,500 earthquake victims as well as dozens of pets. (Photo by Fatih Kurt/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)

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Derya Akturk sorride alla telecamera, insieme al pesce che ha chiamato Portal

KAHRAMANMARAS, TURKIYE - FEBRUARY 24: Mesut Keten, an earthquake survivor lives the tent city established in Vali Saim Cotur Stadium and around with his parakeet named "Boncuk" after 7.7 and 7.6 magnitude earthquakes hit multiple provinces of Turkiye including Kahramanmaras on February 24, 2023. Some survivors of earthquakes in Kahramanmaras live together in a tent city with their animals, such as fish, birds, partridges, cats and dogs, which they rescued while leaving their homes. Established by the Sakarya 7th Commando Brigade Command, the tent city hosts nearly 3,500 earthquake victims as well as dozens of pets. (Photo by Fatih Kurt/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)

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Le scosse più forti di terremoto che hanno fatto crollare Kahramanmaras e altre province turche sono state di magnitudo 7.7 e 7.6. Il sisma è il più devastante che ha colpito la Turchia da quello che nel 1939 aveva fatto tremare Erzincan, con forza 7.8

KAHRAMANMARAS, TURKIYE - FEBRUARY 24: Omer Yilmaz, an earthquake survivor lives the tent city established in Vali Saim Cotur Stadium and around with his parakeet named "Ãiko" after 7.7 and 7.6 magnitude earthquakes hit multiple provinces of Turkiye including Kahramanmaras on February 24, 2023. Some survivors of earthquakes in Kahramanmaras live together in a tent city with their animals, such as fish, birds, partridges, cats and dogs, which they rescued while leaving their homes. Established by the Sakarya 7th Commando Brigade Command, the tent city hosts nearly 3,500 earthquake victims as well as dozens of pets. (Photo by Fatih Kurt/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)

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Nuove scosse si sono registrate nei giorni seguenti, facendo aumentare ancora il numero delle vittime, già arrivato - tra Siria e Turchia - a superare la soglia dei 50mila morti

GAZIANTEP, TURKIYE - FEBRUARY 25: A view from a tent city established in quake-hit Gaziantep on February 25, 2023. Gulnaz Kilic, 41, in the Islahiye district of Gaziantep, is staying in the tent city with 11 birds, 4 of which are parrots, that she rescued from her house damaged in the earthquake. On Feb.6 a strong 7.7 earthquake, centered in the Pazarcik district, jolted Kahramanmaras and strongly shook several provinces, including Gaziantep, Sanliurfa, Diyarbakir, Adana, Adiyaman, Malatya, Osmaniye, Hatay, and Kilis. On the same day at 1.24 p.m. (1024GMT), a 7.6 magnitude quake centered in Kahramanmaras' Elbistan district struck the region. (Photo by Ozgun Tiran/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)

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A quella di Kahramanmaras si aggiungono molte altre tendopoli sparse per la Turchia. A Gazantiep, Gulnaz Kilic (in foto) è riuscita a portare con sé i suoi 11 uccelli, tra cui quattro pappagalli