The people of Turkey are not forgotten - our prayers and donations are still coming to you.

I am searching for KERIM SUKAN of Istanbul, Turkey, a student at the Massachusetts College of Art. Please contact me at heveritt@massart.edu with any information regarding Kerim and his family.

(Thanks for the inspiration John ...)

If anyone needs to contact another person in Australia, please feel free to forward their phone number & e-mail address to myself,
snoopy@webnet.com.au
and I will do what ever I can to help & return information to you promptly.

Dear people of the whole world,
thank you very much for your all kind of aid and support. I hope freindship between Turk and Greek Publics attend until everlasting.
warm regards.
Cavit Mocan
Ankara/Turkey

I prepared a little archive of families who lost their home and at least one member of their families by the earthquake in Turkey.
I will send anyone who wants to communicate directly and help by one to one, the names, addresses and telephone numbers of these families.
My E-mail is Selkacamak@hotmail.com
You may confirm the information which I provided from the Turkish Government Earthquake Crisis Center ( E-Mail is Krizmasa@basbakanlýk.gov.tr ) if necessary

I realized that on many earthquake boards people are worrying about their friends who live in Istanbul. In Istanbul, only a very very small part of city was damaged. So, don't worry about your friends there.

To v. tannehill,

as far as i know, there is no big damage in Zonguldak except few buildings and number of death there is 3 or less.

In the last aftershock on 31 August, one person is killed in Ýzmit when a brick hit his head and 200 people wounded; some jumping off the balconies or from windows. Earthquake victims are having severe psychological problems after the devastation. Many cannot sleep and feel as if the earth is still moving. Large number of psychiatrists and psychologists are serving in the earthquake areas. ALso, children are treated and kept busy in large tents full of toys and books under the supervision of kindergarden teachers and pedogologists. All these professionals are volunteers and trained accordingly. More news to follow. Thank you all.

I am trying to find news of my brother. He is an Australian living in Turkey. His name is Yusef (Peter) Bladen-Pryor. His last contact address was P.T.T. P.K.I. Merter Istanbul. Anyone knowing his whereabouts please let me know. I would be most grateful. Mrs. Joy Foster. Australia

To Joy Foster:

Try this board also http://deprem.ulakbim.gov.tr/pano/index.html
where volunteers in crisis centers may help. It is a board in Turkish but you can post it in English. I am sure posters there will translate to Turkish.

To Joy Foster:

Here are translations of what you will see on this board in Turkish, i think, which will be enough to post:

Önceki Sayfa: Previous Page
Sonraki Sayfa: Next Page
Mesaj Gönder: Post A Message
Ana Sayfa: Main Page

Information on Turkish Families After Earthquake

http://193.140.83.37/index.html

or

http://deprem.ulakbim.gov.tr/vt/index.html

Local and International pages about Earthquake in Turkey


http://www.depremfelaketi.org/engl.html

I am looking for any information about my aunt NIGAR ERPOLAT or my cousin MERIH ERPOLAT who live in BUYUK CEKMECE. Please contact me
Semra Kecelioglu : vibrantlife@hotmail.com

or my father
Ahmet Kecelioglu: @aol.com">kecelioglu@aol.com

If you see them please tell them we love them.

Thank you