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Indian family donates blankets to Turkey after quake; ambassador shares letter

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Updated At : 04:50 PM Feb 11, 2023 IST
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Chandigarh, February 11

Ambassador of Turkey to India Firat Sunel has shared a letter on Twiter by an Indian family that donated 100 blankets to Turkey after the earthquake in the country.

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Sunel wrote: “Sometimes the meaning of words is much deeper than their meaning in dictionary like in this letter attached by an Indian family to one of the blanket donations.”

“What a beautiful gesture,” writes one user, another wrote,” thanks to this family”.

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