Earthquake warning for Turkey from Naci Görür following Afghanistan earthquake
Following the earthquake in Afghanistan, Prof. Dr. Naci Görür issued an important warning to Turkey.
Geoscientist Prof. Dr. Naci Görür made a striking statement on social media following the magnitude 6 earthquake in Afghanistan, which caused significant loss of life. Görür stated that if cities are not earthquake-resistant, even relatively small earthquakes can lead to major destruction.
Reports from the region following the earthquake in Afghanistan indicate a high number of deaths and injuries. Drawing attention to the scale of this destruction, Prof. Dr. Görür said, "It is hard to believe that a magnitude 6 earthquake could cause this much damage. But believe it. If your cities are not earthquake-resistant, believe it."
Görür emphasized that the destructive effects of an earthquake can be even greater in regions where the building stock is weak and unregulated urbanization is common.
CRITICAL WARNING FOR TURKEY
Prof. Dr. Görür's statements serve as an indirect warning not only for Afghanistan but also for other countries and cities that carry similar risks. Reminding that Turkey is located on active fault lines, Görür had frequently drawn attention to the issue of "earthquake-resistant cities" in his previous statements as well.
In his social media post, Görür included the following remarks: "Afghanistan is trying to heal its wounds and is asking for help from the world. Most places are in ruins. Hundreds of people are dead, thousands are injured. It is hard to believe that a magnitude 6 earthquake could cause this much damage. But believe it. If your cities are not earthquake-resistant, believe it. Let us demand that our beautiful country be adorned with earthquake-resistant cities. Government, local administration, and the public, hand in hand."
News Source: 12punto
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