Earthquake statement from Ahmet Ercan: Anatolia is strained, has stopped, and is on standby

Prof. Dr. Ahmet Ercan used the phrases "strained, has stopped, and is currently on standby" for the region where he expects an earthquake of magnitude 7 or greater.

A warning regarding the East Anatolian Fault also came from Geophysical Engineer Prof. Dr. Övgün Ahmet Ercan. Experts state that the East Anatolian fault poses a danger and has the potential to produce an earthquake with a magnitude of 7 or greater.

EMPHASIS ON AN EARTHQUAKE OF 7 OR GREATER

Adding a new one to his warnings for Anatolia, Ahmet Ercan emphasized that the fault poses a danger. Prof. Ercan stressed that the fault in question is on standby to produce an earthquake of magnitude 7 or greater.

Following the Kahramanmaraş-centered earthquake, in which we lost over 50 thousand lives, experts continue to warn of a new earthquake, stating that the danger for the region has not yet passed. In his latest warning, Ahmet Ercan reminded that before major earthquakes, small tremors go wild, then a calmness begins, and then the major earthquake follows.

Ercan said that the major earthquake is currently on standby to strike.

Before an earthquake, small tremors go wild, then a deep calmness begins. And then the earthquake strikes. The longer the calmness lasts, the larger the earthquake will be. Anatolia has been strained and strained, and has stopped. It is on standby....

— Prof. Dr. Övgün Ahmet Ercan (@ovgunaercan) January 17, 2024

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