As aid continues to pour into the Türkish embassy in Washington, DC, volunteers and Türkish officials express gratitude for public generosity. It’s a busy day for everyone inside and outside the Türkish embassy in Washington, DC. It has remained so since Monday when two powerful back-to-back earthquakes hit Türkiye, killing thousands of people and flattening countless buildings.

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