According to information from the Ministry of Public Security, on February 13th, after arriving at the new location at 2801 Yeni Sanayi Street, Adiyaman, Turkey, the Vietnam Police's search and rescue forces deployed radar detection equipment to search for signs of life under the rubble.
The team used specialized cameras to locate the victims.
It is worth noting that the new site where the team worked presented a high level of danger, with a significant risk of secondary collapses.
In their efforts, the Vietnamese search and rescue team collaborated with local units to use excavators to ensure safety while employing specialized equipment for cutting metal and steel.
The dedication of the Vietnamese team has expedited the progress of freeing the site and finding the missing individuals.
Concluding their third day of work at the new location, the Vietnam Ministry of Public Security's search and rescue team, along with local forces, successfully located and recovered the bodies of 4 victims from the debris.
Prior to this, the Vietnam search and rescue team, in coordination with the Pakistani team and local forces, had successfully rescued a 17-year-old victim (initially reported as 14 years old) from the rubble on the evening of February 11th.
On February 12th, Vietnam's specialized cameras detected three trapped victims in the debris.
The team worked tirelessly to clear the site and extricate two bodies./.
