世界卫生组织向土耳其和叙利亚地震灾区派遣了总计72吨的创伤和紧急手术物资，以援助40万名灾民1。首批包机于2月9日启运前往土耳其，携带37吨物资1；第二批同日运往叙利亚，装载35吨物资1；第三批定于2月12日抵达叙利亚，携带37吨物资1。这批物资总价值826000美元1，其中首两批物资用于治疗10万人并支持12万例紧急手术，第三批物资预计将覆盖额外30万人1。
WHO总干事Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus表示，"这些救命的卫生物资对于治疗伤员和为两国所有受影响者提供紧急护理至关重要"1。此外，WHO从应急资金中释放超过1600万美元用于地震应对工作，其中300万美元在灾难发生数小时内即被释放1。这些物资来自位于迪拜国际人道主义城的WHO全球物流枢纽1。早在2月6日，WHO已向叙利亚西北部16家医院释放了预置医疗和手术物资1。
The World Health Organization has dispatched 72 tons of trauma and emergency surgical supplies to support relief efforts following devastating earthquakes in Türkiye and the Syrian Arab Republic 1. The initial charter flight carrying 37 tons of materials departed for Türkiye on February 9, with a second charter of 35 tons scheduled to arrive in Syria the same day 1. A third shipment containing 37 tons is expected to reach Syria on February 12 1. These supplies, valued at $826,000, are intended to benefit approximately 400,000 people across both nations 1.
The medical materials have been sourced from WHO's global logistics hub based in Dubai and will enable treatment of 100,000 patients and support 120,000 emergency surgical procedures, with the third shipment projected to extend assistance to an additional 300,000 individuals 1. To support the emergency response, WHO has released more than $16 million from its emergency fund, with $3 million mobilized within hours of the disaster 1. Prior to these shipments, WHO had already distributed pre-positioned medical and surgical supplies to 16 hospitals in northwestern Syria on February 6 1. WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus stated that "these life-saving health supplies are critical for treating the injured and providing emergency care to all those affected in both countries" 1.
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