Miok An from South Korea came to Suruç to take part in the resistance vigil as he could not remain indifferent to the situation of the people of Kobane.

After he returned to his country, he came back to Suruç, this time with his family.

Now the family of An and himself work at the aid depot day and night.
The international solidarity with the people of Kobane continues to grow either through the sending of aid or by coming to Suruç to take part in the resistance vigil, working in the tent cities or aid depots and working in the distribution of the aid.
One of these people is Moik An from South Korea.

After working voluntarily in Suruç, An then brought his relatives to Suruç to continue the work. They now work in the aid depot and say that they will stay for a week in Suruç.
An said “Rather than sitting at home without doing anything, we thought that we could do something by coming here. We couldn’t send money as we were not rich, but came ourselves to help”, adding that they can undertake any work as they are quite healthy physically.
Miok An said they will always be in support of the people of Kobane and will talk everywhere about what they have been going through, adding that they pray for the YPG/YPJ fighters to throw the ISIS gangs out of Kobane as soon as possible.