Erciyes Inc. In the Earthquake Zone with its Experienced and Technical Team

10 experienced and technical personnel of Kayseri Metropolitan Municipality Erciyes A.Ş. are working in search and rescue activities in the earthquake zone with many tools and equipment such as tents, generators, hand tools, blankets, helmets. The teams also delivered materials such as snow coats, shoes, gloves, blankets, quilts and pillows to the earthquake victims.

Kayseri Metropolitan Municipality, Mayor Dr. Memduh Büyükkılıç continues to contribute to search and rescue efforts after two separate earthquakes with a magnitude of 10 and 7.7 that occurred in Kahramanmaraş and affected 7.6 provinces.

Kayseri Metropolitan Municipality Erciyes A.Ş., which operates the Erciyes Ski Center, one of the important centers of Turkey. It also supports the earthquake zone in this disaster period.

Ski instructors, hotels and all the operators in Erciyes have been sent to the earthquake zone by Erciyes A.Ş. provides uninterrupted support with its organization. While presenting their financial support to AFAD, ski teachers delivered materials such as snow jackets, shoes, gloves, blankets, quilts and pillows to the earthquake victims in cooperation with ski rooms and hotels in Erciyes.

In many cities damaged by the earthquake, 10 hard-working, resilient and expert personnel of Erciyes A.Ş. are engaged in search and rescue activities.

While the enterprises in Erciyes deliver many materials such as additional tents, generators, hand tools, blankets and helmets to earthquake victims, their experienced and technical team members also serve in earthquake zones. Erciyes A.Ş., which continuously contributes to the citizens who were damaged by the earthquake. Equipped with first aid and search and rescue, the teams voluntarily serve in earthquake zones.

Erciyes Inc. team carries out their work in Kahramanmaraş under the coordination of Kayseri Governorship. Where there is a need, the teams, which are directed according to the need, sometimes distribute aid materials in the villages, and sometimes carry out search and rescue activities.