This is the moment on February 12 emergency crews rescued a 17-year-old girl from the rubble of a wrecked building in Turkey days following the deadly earthquakes of February 6 that ravaged the region. The girl, named Asya in local reports, was reportedly found by workers of the 4th Commando Brigade in Hatay, one of the 10 Turkish provinces devastated by the quake.

This footage was obtained from the Ministry of National Defence of Turkey.

It shows Asya being alive pulled from the ruins while strapped onto a carrier, with an IV fluid attached to her arm. A large crowd can be heard accompanying the joyous rescue with loud applause as Asya is carefully moved toward an ambulance waiting nearby.

This footage was filmed and produced 12 February 2023.

This is the moment emergency crews rescue a 17-year-old girl from the rubble of a wrecked building in Turkey following the deadly earthquake. The girl, named Asya in local reports, was reportedly found by workers of the 4th Commando Brigade in Hatay, one of the 10 Turkish provinces devastated by the quake.

This footage which was obtained from the Ministry of National Defence of Turkey shows Asya being alive pulled from the ruins while strapped onto a carrier, with an IV fluid attached to her arm. A large crowd can be heard accompanying the joyous rescue with a loud applause as Asya is carefully moved towards an ambulance waiting nearby.

The Ministry said in a statement: "Our 4th Commando Brigade, stationed in Tunceli and providing uninterrupted support to the search and rescue efforts in Hatay, saved our 17-year-old girl, Asya, alive from the rubble."

A 7.7-magnitude and 7.6-magnitude earthquakes struck Turkey on 6th February. As per the latest update by the Disaster And Emergency Management Presidency, 31,643 have died and more than 80,000 are injured in Turkey. Along with the casualties in northern Syria, almost 40,000 people are confirmed dead.