Suriyada Fərat çayında bərə qəzası: Hərbi körpüyə çırpılan qayıq həyatını itirdi

Suriyanın şərqindəki Deyr əz-Zor şəhərində mülki sərnişinləri daşıyan bərənin Fərat çayında batması nəticəsində böyük faciə baş verib. According to initial findings, two children lost their lives in the accident, and a large-scale search and rescue operation was launched in the region to save many civilians who fell into the river and reach the missing.

Cərəyanda Tutulan Bərə Hərbi Körpüyə çırpıldı

According to the official statement made by the Syrian Civil Defense, the ferry, which was cruising on the river and had more than 35 civilians on board, suddenly went out of control due to an undetermined technical malfunction. The ferry, which was dragged by the strong current, violently crashed into the temporary military floating bridge located in the Deir ez-Zor region. Zərbənin təsirindən müvazinətini itirən sərnişinləri Fərat çayının coşmuş suları aparıb.

Nazir Raed Əl-Salihdən Axtarış və Xilasetmə Bəyanatı

Dəhşətli qəzadan sonra dövlətin bütün aidiyyatı bölmələri fövqəladə hal kodu ilə səfərbər edilib. Syrian Minister of Emergency and Disaster Management, Raed Al-Salih, announced in his statement on his social media account that the ministry teams are working in full coordination with elements of the Ministry of Defense. Emphasizing that all means were mobilized to reach the missing citizens as soon as possible, Al-Salih stated that he personally followed the search and rescue efforts closely with the team leaders in the field.

Sualtı qruplar səfərbər edilib: 2 uşağın cansız cəsədi çıxarılıb

Specialist underwater search and rescue teams, dispatched to the region immediately after the accident, continue their work in the wreck area where the current is intense. Minister Al-Salih announced that during the intensive efforts carried out so far, the dead bodies of 2 children were found, and approximately 15 civilians were rescued alive. Conveying his deep condolences to the people of Deir ez-Zor, Minister Al-Salih stated that search and rescue activities will continue day and night to reach other civilians lost in the river.