Meanwhile, a search and rescue team of about 100 people was involved in operations in southern Türkiye, specifically in the Gaziantep and Hatay provinces, and contributed to the rescue of seven people while recovering the bodies of 88. Türkiye's embassy in Uzbekistan, with the coordination of various local nongovernmental and Turkish organizations, launched a nationwide aid campaign following the earthquakes, which collected more than $600,000 worth of aid. Under the campaign, an additional 600 tons of humanitarian aid, including medicines and medical supplies, food, clothing, shoes, blankets, sleeping bags, diapers, cleaning and hygiene materials, generators, electric stoves, and other materials were collected and sent to different regions of Türkiye. At the same time, a 100-person Uzbek search and rescue and medical team arrived to assist operations in the quake-hit area, during which they rescued 18 people from the rubble.