VIDEO: Toys rain on football field: unique gift from spectators to children affected by Turkey earthquake

Ankara, 27-February-2023, Monday

A terrible earthquake recently hit Turkey, killing thousands of people. Even after this devastating earthquake, an atmosphere of fear was created among the people living in the aftershocks. Millions of people have lost their homes due to these earthquakes, some children have lost the umbrella of their parents, while the spectators who came to watch football matches have contributed greatly to the children affected by the devastating earthquake. Following a gesture by Turkish football club Besiktas, spectators who attended the match showered thousands of expensive toys for earthquake-affected children, a video of which is now being seen on social media.

An appeal... a shower of thousands of toys by spectators

Meanwhile, for the children affected by the earthquake in Turkey, Turkish football club Besiktas appealed to the fans to contribute something for the children. After this appeal, during the match against Fraport TAV Antalyaspor, the spectators showered thousands of expensive toys on the football field.

The video went viral on social media

The video of the toy rain made by the spectators in Istanbul's Vodafone Park is being seen on social media. In the video, the entire football ground is overflowing with spectators, after which all the spectators are throwing toys and scarves on the ground. Meanwhile, the players and staff on the field are also seen thanking everyone.

Spectators gifted thousands of expensive toys-scarfs

Turkish news agency Anadolu reported that Sunday's match between Besiktas and Antalyaspor at Vodafone Park in Istanbul was stopped after 4 minutes and 17 seconds in memory of the earthquake that hit Turkey's southern region three weeks ago. Meanwhile, the spectators who came to watch the match showered thousands of expensive toys and scarfs on the football ground. Players and staff reached the pitch to collect these toys. Toys donated by viewers will be sent to children affected by the earthquake. According to a report, at least 44 thousand 374 people have died in two earthquakes in southern Turkey on February 6.

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