(1)Turki-ye-steel earthquake occurrence
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(2)2The earthquake occurred at 4:17 a.m. on February 6th, local time.
(3)Scale 78
(4)Gaziantep
Starting with the time when it happened at 4:17 a.m.,
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(1)Aftershock scale of 40 or higher on the same day
(2)Date and time UTC 014
(3)02/06/2023 01
(4)It’s 17 minutes and 35 seconds.
(5)It’s 26:49.
(6)It’s 28 minutes and 15 seconds.
(7)It’s 36 minutes and 28 seconds.
(8)It’s 58 minutes and 23 seconds.
(9)02/06/2023 02
(10)1 minute and 45 seconds.
(1)02/06/2023 02
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(2)It’s 03:36.
(3)17 minutes and 40 seconds.
(4)It’s 23 minutes and 14 seconds.
(5)It’s 54 minutes and 00 seconds.
(6)02/06/2023 03
(7)04:45.
(8)It’s 12 minutes and 12 seconds.
(9)It’s 45 minutes and 48 seconds.
(10)February 06th, 2023 04
(11)It’s 04:23.
(1)February 06th, 2023 04
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(2)It’s 14 minutes and 19 seconds.
(3)It’s 18:46.
(4)It’s 39 minutes and 47 seconds.
(5)It’s 47 minutes and 57 seconds.
(6)February 06th, 2023 05
(7)1 minute and 51 seconds.
(8)It’s 36 minutes and 33 seconds.
(9)It’s 55:51.
(10)February 06, 2023 06
(11)It’s 26 minutes and 10 seconds.
(12)It’s 54:57.
(1)February 06th, 2023 07
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(2)It’s 08:31.
(3)February 06th, 2023 08
(4)1 minute and 46 seconds.
(5)It’s 52 minutes and 37 seconds.
(6)February 06th, 2023 09
(7)23 minutes and 45 seconds.
(8)It’s 36 minutes and 16 seconds.
(9)February 06, 2023 10.
(10)It’s 24 minutes and 19 seconds.
(11)It’s 35:58.
(12)It’s 51 minutes and 30 seconds.
The aftershock continues.
Yeojin is 75.
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(1)Eurasian Plate of the Black Sea
(2)North Natolia Fault Line
(3)the Anatolian edition
(4)East-Natolia Fault Line
(5)an Arabic edition
(6)Mediterranean African Edition
Currently located in the most geographically active fault zone
The land itself is the intersection of four fault lines.
the condition of the depth of an earthquake being shallow and large
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(1)Another reason for the massive casualties is that the building is not strong enough.
(2)Carmen Solana, an associate professor of volcanic and risk communication at the University of Portsmouth in the UK, said seismic infrastructure in southern Turkey and Syria is not consistent.
(3)The area has not been well prepared because there have been no major earthquakes or warning signals for more than 200 years, the BBC analyzed.
(4)Syria’s long-running civil war also appears to be one of the reasons behind the earthquake damage.
(5)Over the years, the buildings had already been structurally damaged and weakened by the fighting.
(6)The Guardian also added that new buildings built before with little safety-related supervision often collapsed.
(7)Syria’s civil war is also a major factor in rescuing survivors and helping restore damage.
structurally old buildings
Syria is a country that’s occupied by rebels.
It’s hard to approach at all of a sudden.