Members of the teams Bosnia and Herzegovina sent to Turkey to assist local search and rescue efforts following last week’s devastating earthquake told N1 that they will never forget the horrifying scenes they saw and that now, more than a week after the disaster, they only find dead bodies with little hope that any more survivors will be found.
Nenad Jovanovic and Kemal Hanjalic spoke to N1 from Kahramanmaras and said that rescue teams are beginning to leave the area.
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“There is less and less need for rescue teams,” Jovanovic said, explaining that “there will, unfortunately, be people who will never be found.”
He said that he recently helped recover the lifeless bodies of a family of three.
“Imagine seeing a father, a mother and a four-year-old child who died in each other's arms. It will never leave my mind,” he said.
Hanjalic said that rescuers are now only pulling out “bodies that are already in some stage of decomposition.”
“ It is difficult for the rescuers primarily because of the odour, and diseases have started to appear. The situation is difficult, I haven't seen this even in movies, let alone experienced it,” he said.
“A while ago, we pulled out a dozen lifeless bodies from under the ruins,” he added.
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