Critical 'earthquake' warning from Naci Görür for 3 cities! 'In a very risky situation...'

Prof. Dr. Naci Görür was a guest on a live broadcast on TELE1.

Issuing warnings for Tunceli, Bingöl, and Erzincan, Görür said, "They ask, 'Professor, we talked about Marmara, where else do you expect an earthquake?' Now I am pointing to Tunceli."

"I cried out, I shouted, 'Pay attention to Tunceli,'" said Görür, adding, "Thankfully, the Governor of Tunceli, as far as I understand, heard our voice; they are currently carrying out serious activities. We have predictions as geoscientists. First of all, both Erzincan and Bingöl are on the North Anatolian Fault. That is, they are 2 cities living on an active fault."

Görür continued as follows:

"There were earthquakes in Erzincan in 1939 and 1990. The name of that fault between Erzincan and Bingöl is the Yedisu Fault. The last earthquake on that fault was in 1794, a magnitude 7.2 earthquake. If I add 250 years to this, it approaches the present day. Therefore, its period has also expired. This means it has created an earthquake, or is in a state to do so."

"ERZİNCAN IS IN A VERY RISKY SITUATION"

"Also, massive earthquakes like the one on February 6 occurred," said Görür, adding, "It is possible that those earthquakes transferred energy here. They say it makes our stomachs churn with fear, that's the situation. Now we look; the fault's period has already expired, it has been loaded with energy, and the February 6 earthquakes may have transferred energy here. The first earthquake we should expect should be here."

Görür said the following:

"We consider Erzincan and especially Bingöl-Karlıova to be in a very risky situation. Tunceli is just below this section. Pülümür is on the fault. So it is face-to-face with this fault that is over 7. The East Anatolian Fault is also full between this Karlıova and Göynük. Tunceli is under a pincer; like Bingöl. Therefore, special attention must be paid to these cities."

ISTANBUL WARNING

Prof. Dr. Görür also issued warnings regarding a possible Istanbul earthquake. Görür stated that an earthquake between 7.2 and 7.5 is expected to occur north of the North Anatolian Fault Line, that is, between Silivri and Yeşilköy.

Görür noted the following:

“The occurrence of such small earthquakes can generally indicate to us that the Marmara Region is under tension. We expect the major earthquake within the Sea of Marmara on the northern branch of the North Anatolian Fault. That is, we expect it within the 160-kilometer-long fault system, in the area starting from the Gulf of Adapazarı and extending to Adapazarı. Therefore, we do not expect an earthquake in the south of the Sea of Marmara, but we think that the earthquake we expect on the northern branch will also affect the south of the Sea of Marmara.

I also want to issue a warning for Istanbul. We estimate that an earthquake with a magnitude of 7.2 to 7.5 could occur north of the North Anatolian Fault Line, specifically between Silivri and Yeşilköy."

News Source: 12punto