The deadly earthquake that hit Türkiye recently has caused enormous losses, both in terms of lives and the economy. Known as a country in an active seismic zone, Türkiye often experiences earth shaking, but this disaster is one of the worst in recent decades. The death toll from this earthquake is estimated to be in the thousands, with many people trapped under the rubble of buildings. Rescue teams from various countries were immediately mobilized to assist in search and rescue efforts. In remote areas, the challenge of reaching trapped victims is greater because of destroyed infrastructure. Many roads were cut and electricity was out, making evacuation efforts even more complicated. The economic impact is also very significant. Türkiye, which was already on the verge of an economic crisis before the disaster, now faces greater challenges. Damage to infrastructure, such as bridges and buildings, is estimated to cost billions of dollars to repair. The business sector, especially small and medium enterprises, experienced major losses because many were unable to operate due to physical damage and supply disruptions. The social aspect cannot be ignored either. This earthquake has caused massive population displacement, with many people left homeless. Refugees are spread across various holding centers built by the government and non-governmental organizations. With unpredictable weather conditions, the urgent need for food, clothing and medical services is increasing. International aid began to arrive. Countries around the world contribute funds and resources, including medicine and food. However, even though aid arrives, the distribution process is often hampered by difficult field conditions. Delays in aid have made people’s urgent needs even deeper. This disaster is also a reminder of the importance of disaster risk mitigation. The Turkish government is required to increase efforts in planning and building infrastructure that is more earthquake resistant. Education for the public about how to react during an earthquake is also very important, in order to minimize future losses. More in-depth research into seismic patterns in vulnerable areas is also needed to predict and prepare for similar disasters in the future. Emergency tasers began to be discussed, discussing how advanced tools and technology could be used to help search for victims. The use of drones and mapping technology to assess damage is also the main focus of assistance in dealing with this disaster. Developing a mobile application for aid coordination can expedite the aid distribution process. Long-term recovery efforts require time and the involvement of all elements of society. Donations and contributions from individuals and organizations are urgently needed to help rehabilitate affected areas. This earthquake is not only a natural disaster, but also a social and economic challenge that must be faced together. Preparedness and solidarity between citizens will be crucial in getting through these difficult times.