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Woman rescued after five days under earthquake rubble in Turkey
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February 10, 2023
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20:40Now PlayingA woman was rescued after being trapped in earthquake rubble for five days in Adiyaman, Turkey. CBC News caught the moment she was pulled from the collapsed building on live TV while covering a Canadian search and rescue team that was assisting in the recovery.
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