Naci Görür comments on The New York Times' 'Istanbul earthquake' analysis: It will happen sooner or later
Prof. Dr. Naci Görür commented on the 'Istanbul earthquake' analysis published in The New York Times. Recalling previous earthquakes, Görür stated, "It will happen sooner or later in the Republican era as well."
The leading US publicationThe New York Times published an analysis focusing on the potential Istanbul earthquake based on theearthquakes of the last 20 years in the Sea of Marmara.The report stated thatone of the worst humanitarian disasters in recent historycould occur.warning that it could happen.
While the report in question has further unsettledMarmara residents who were already anxious, a series of statements have come from experts regarding the expected earthquake in Istanbul.Statements were made. Manyscientistsare citing this article as a reference for what is to come.showed. One of thesepeople was Earth scientist Prof. Dr. Naci Görür.
'AN EARTHQUAKE WILL HAPPEN SOONER OR LATER'
On his social media accountmaking astatement, Prof. Dr. Naci GGörür recalled the earthquakes that occurred in the Marmara Sea during the prehistoric period, the Byzantine period, and the Ottomanperiod,and stated,"It will happen sooner or later in the Republicanera as well."

Naci Görür,who called for "earthquake-resilient"cities,Görür pointed to theconstantly discussedurbantransformation,indicating that thisdoes not mean a cityis earthquake-resistant.
News Source: 12punto
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