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enCharlie Hebdo published cartoons on the theme of the earthquake in Turkey
February 8, 2023
While all residents of Turkey and world communities rallied to help people affected by the earthquake, the French magazine Charlie Hebdo cartoon titled "Earthquake in Turkey". The cartoon was distributed on Twitter with the hashtag "Picture of the Day" and the inscription "There is no need to send tanks anymore."
At the moment, the death toll in the earthquake has exceeded 7,100 people, injured - more than 40,000 people.
At the moment, the death toll in the earthquake has exceeded 7,100 people, injured - more than 40,000 people.
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