An inspiring story: A girl who survived the earthquake collects aid for the needy
[85335] An inspiring story: A girl who survived the earthquake collects aid for the needy
11-year-old Aznur İnci Olgun, who lost her home in the earthquake and moved to Eskişehir, collected about 500 kilograms of plastic caps for disaster victims.
A gesture of hope: A girl who survived the earthquake raises aid
An inspiring story comes today (June 16, 2026) from Turkey, where 11-year-old Aznur İnci Olgun, who lost her home in the severe earthquake and moved to live with her family in Eskişehir, chose to act for the sake of others. According to reports in the news channels Son Dakika Haberler Gündem, the girl managed to collect about 500 kilograms of plastic caps with the goal of assisting other victims.
Olgun's activity received widespread media coverage on Turkish social networks, as the channels Son Dakika Haberler Türkiye and Son Dakika Haberleri Türkiye highlighted the young girl's determination. According to Son Dakika Haberler Gündem, the initiative is intended to provide practical assistance to the community of earthquake victims, and demonstrates how it is possible to turn personal trauma into positive social action.
The reports are shared by news sources focusing on "minute-by-minute" reports in Turkey, such as Sondakika Haber Gündem and Sansürsüz Medya +18, which adopted the story as a ray of light within the complex reality of rehabilitating the areas affected by the disaster. No contradictory data or hostile reports were mentioned regarding this initiative, as it is perceived as an agreed-upon humanitarian activity.