After the devastating earthquake that shook the area, search and rescue workers in Turkey found $2 million buried in the debris of one of the fallen buildings.
As they counted the cash, the team was seen removing the cash from the ground and placing it in a bag.
The money is thought to belong to one of the earthquake victims.
Almost 46,800 people have died as a result of the earthquake that hit both countries, which Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has dubbed “the calamity of the century.”
Several foreign organizations and nations have donated to Turkey and Syria in response to the United Nations’ ongoing call for additional funding to support rescue efforts.
Christian Atsu, a football player from Ghana, was one of many who perished in the earthquake. His remains were flown back to Ghana to be buried three days after his body was found.
Initial claims that the footballer had been saved the day after the earthquake proved to be untrue, and his body was discovered on Saturday.
Before to joining Turkish side Hatayspor last summer, the Ghanaian played for Chelsea, Everton, and Newcastle in the Premier League.
Turkey Earthquake: Rescue Team Discovers $2m Buried In Rubble
