Countries around the world continue to support Turkey and earthquake survivors in the post-disaster period, by sending humanitarian and medical aid, providing health services at field hospitals, and more.
A total of 90,015 tents, 167 living containers and 999 mobile hygiene units have been brought to Turkey with the coordination of foreign representatives, it wrote on Twitter.
As a part of aid in kind, 1,344,234 blankets, 196,538 sleeping bags, 74,750 beds, 26,622 generators, 5,722 tons of clothing, 3,065 tons of hygienic medical supplies and 5,678 tons of food reached Turkey, it said.
The European Union said it would hold a donor's conference next month for quake survivors in Turkey and Syria.
The conference, which is expected to be held in Brussels in March, is going to be an "unprecedented effort from the international community to help and to chip in substantially" to Turkey's reconstruction efforts in the wake of deadly earthquakes earlier this month, said the EU commissioner for neighborhood and enlargement.
