Turkish Disaster and Emergency Management Authority (AFAD)’s Sakarya branch in northwest Turkey has been classified as a light USAR (Urban Search and Rescue) team by INSARAG, the International Search and Rescue Advisory Group, after meeting the stringent criteria set by the global network of more than 80 countries and organizations under the United Nations umbrella. Light USAR Teams have the operational capability to help with surface search and rescue work in the immediate aftermath of a disaster. They usually come from the affected country or neighboring countries.

Turkish Disaster and Emergency Management Authority (AFAD)’s Sakarya branch in northwest Turkey has been classified as a light USAR (Urban Search and Rescue) team by INSARAG, the International Search and Rescue Advisory Group, after meeting the stringent criteria set by the global network of more than 80 countries and organizations under the United Nations umbrella. Light USAR Teams have the operational capability to help with surface search and rescue work in the immediate aftermath of a disaster. They usually come from the affected country or neighboring countries.

Turkish Disaster and Emergency Management Authority (AFAD)’s Sakarya branch in northwest Turkey has been classified as a light USAR (Urban Search and Rescue) team by INSARAG, the International Search and Rescue Advisory Group, after meeting the stringent criteria set by the global network of more than 80 countries and organizations under the United Nations umbrella. Light USAR Teams have the operational capability to help with surface search and rescue work in the immediate aftermath of a disaster. They usually come from the affected country or neighboring countries.

Turkish Disaster and Emergency Management Authority (AFAD)’s Sakarya branch in northwest Turkey has been classified as a light USAR (Urban Search and Rescue) team by INSARAG, the International Search and Rescue Advisory Group, after meeting the stringent criteria set by the global network of more than 80 countries and organizations under the United Nations umbrella. Light USAR Teams have the operational capability to help with surface search and rescue work in the immediate aftermath of a disaster. They usually come from the affected country or neighboring countries.

Turkish Disaster and Emergency Management Authority (AFAD)’s Sakarya branch in northwest Turkey has been classified as a light USAR (Urban Search and Rescue) team by INSARAG, the International Search and Rescue Advisory Group, after meeting the stringent criteria set by the global network of more than 80 countries and organizations under the United Nations umbrella. Light USAR Teams have the operational capability to help with surface search and rescue work in the immediate aftermath of a disaster. They usually come from the affected country or neighboring countries.

Turkish Disaster and Emergency Management Authority (AFAD)’s Sakarya branch in northwest Turkey has been classified as a light USAR (Urban Search and Rescue) team by INSARAG, the International Search and Rescue Advisory Group, after meeting the stringent criteria set by the global network of more than 80 countries and organizations under the United Nations umbrella. Light USAR Teams have the operational capability to help with surface search and rescue work in the immediate aftermath of a disaster. They usually come from the affected country or neighboring countries.

Turkish Disaster and Emergency Management Authority (AFAD)’s Sakarya branch in northwest Turkey has been classified as a light USAR (Urban Search and Rescue) team by INSARAG, the International Search and Rescue Advisory Group, after meeting the stringent criteria set by the global network of more than 80 countries and organizations under the United Nations umbrella. Light USAR Teams have the operational capability to help with surface search and rescue work in the immediate aftermath of a disaster. They usually come from the affected country or neighboring countries.

Turkish Disaster and Emergency Management Authority (AFAD)’s Sakarya branch in northwest Turkey has been classified as a light USAR (Urban Search and Rescue) team by INSARAG, the International Search and Rescue Advisory Group, after meeting the stringent criteria set by the global network of more than 80 countries and organizations under the United Nations umbrella. Light USAR Teams have the operational capability to help with surface search and rescue work in the immediate aftermath of a disaster. They usually come from the affected country or neighboring countries.

Turkish Disaster and Emergency Management Authority (AFAD)’s Sakarya branch in northwest Turkey has been classified as a light USAR (Urban Search and Rescue) team by INSARAG, the International Search and Rescue Advisory Group, after meeting the stringent criteria set by the global network of more than 80 countries and organizations under the United Nations umbrella. Light USAR Teams have the operational capability to help with surface search and rescue work in the immediate aftermath of a disaster. They usually come from the affected country or neighboring countries.

Turkish Disaster and Emergency Management Authority (AFAD)’s Sakarya branch in northwest Turkey has been classified as a light USAR (Urban Search and Rescue) team by INSARAG, the International Search and Rescue Advisory Group, after meeting the stringent criteria set by the global network of more than 80 countries and organizations under the United Nations umbrella. Light USAR Teams have the operational capability to help with surface search and rescue work in the immediate aftermath of a disaster. They usually come from the affected country or neighboring countries.

Turkish Disaster and Emergency Management Authority (AFAD)’s Sakarya branch in northwest Turkey has been classified as a light USAR (Urban Search and Rescue) team by INSARAG, the International Search and Rescue Advisory Group, after meeting the stringent criteria set by the global network of more than 80 countries and organizations under the United Nations umbrella. Light USAR Teams have the operational capability to help with surface search and rescue work in the immediate aftermath of a disaster. They usually come from the affected country or neighboring countries.