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Turkey Red Crescent offers help to quake hit-Italy
Turkish Red Crescent expressed readiness to send humanitarian aid to quake hit region in Italy.
Turkish Red Crescent on Monday expressed readiness to send humanitarian aid to quake hit region in Italy.
Red Crescent issued a written statement and said Turkish Red Crescent closely followed the developments in the region and was ready to send humanitarian assistance.
An earthquake hit Italy at 04.30 a.m. killing 27 people on Monday.
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Red Crescent issued a written statement and said Turkish Red Crescent closely followed the developments in the region and was ready to send humanitarian assistance.
An earthquake hit Italy at 04.30 a.m. killing 27 people on Monday.
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