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Professor Dr. Şengör Warns of Possible 7-Meter Tsunami Wave in Earthquake

Experts Warn of Possible 7-Meter Tsunami in Marmara Region

During a recent conference titled ‘Expected Istanbul Earthquake Marmaraereğlisi,’ organized by Tekirdağ’s Marmaraereğlisi District Municipality and Istanbul Life Association in collaboration, experts issued a warning about the potential risks of an earthquake in the region.

The conference, which took place at the Tekirdağ Namık Kemal University Vocational High School Conference Hall, was attended by CHP Tekirdağ Deputy Nurten Yontar, Marmaraereğlisi Mayor Mustafa Onur Bozkurter, and concerned citizens. Dr. Celal Şengör, a prominent expert in the field, provided valuable insights into the earthquake risks in the area.

Dr. Şengör emphasized the need for a realistic approach to earthquake preparedness, particularly pointing out the North Anatolian Fault Line that extends from Istanbul to Marmaraereğlisi. He highlighted the potential for a 7.6 magnitude earthquake in Marmaraereğlisi and warned about the risk of a tsunami wave reaching up to 7 meters in height in the region.

Despite painting a grim picture of the potential consequences of a major earthquake in Istanbul, Dr. Şengör stressed the importance of being proactive and taking necessary precautions to mitigate the impact of such a disaster.

Following the conference, Mayor Mustafa Onur Bozkurter presented Dr. Celal Şengör with a token of appreciation for his valuable contributions to the discussion on earthquake preparedness in the Marmara region.

As authorities and experts continue to raise awareness about the seismic risks in the area, it is crucial for residents and officials to prioritize safety measures and emergency preparedness to minimize the potential impact of a future earthquake in Istanbul and its surrounding areas.

 

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