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When the earthquake struck in Turkey, these two nurses dropped everything — to protect innocent newborns. The whole building was shaking, but they never left the babies' side. The nurses names are Devlet Nizam and Gazel Çalışkan. Know their names.

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Maslah cade3 years ago

Here is another one

Maya3 years ago

💕💕💕Angels, I hope, they're all alright, babies, mums and all staff.

Islander3 years ago

Nurses are Angels on earth

Abigail Johnson ♿️3 years ago

@DrAshLukes I don’t know a single nurse that wld abandon their charges. You’d want to make them safe if u cld,but u wldnt leave. I couldn’t. Must’ve been terrifying,esp for the NICU nurses. U can’t move them. It’s been horrific for all involved. X

Suki 🌙🐾🐈 save 🇵🇸3 years ago

Guardian angels on earth 😇

lin3 years ago

Tears on my face. Thanks you ladies 🥰 I hope you all are okay

DAPPER DON DHARSHI • K A M I L •3 years ago

Not all heroes wear capes.

Moon Star3 years ago

Many prayers have been sent to heaven for Devlet Nizam, Gazel Çalışkan, those precious babies and the country of Turkey. God bless everyone. God bless these courageous nurses.

Diane Blackham3 years ago

And that is why the nurses deserve more money an example of dedication and compassion

Sunil Chowta3 years ago

These Nurses are True Godsend Angels who risked their life & performed their duty to protect the babies during devastating earthquake. Hats off to these Frontline workers👌🌟👏👏👏❤️💯. God bless 🙌

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