The consequences of Seismic activity in Aegean of the sea may come to Turkey and call the tsunami, especially in the case of Columbus explosion.
In the Bodrum area in Turkey, a mermaid system has been deployed to warn about possible tsunami against the background of earthquakes in the Aegean Sea. On Monday, February 10, the NTV Haber reported that there was a reference to the Turkish Environmental Disaster Department and Emergency Situations (AFAD).
AFAD groups from various provinces come to the region. The system for notification to citizens is also installed in the shores of Seferchisar, Dim and DAG.
According to Afad, the earthquake closest to the shores took place in 140 km. The chills were recorded in the Columbus area under water volcano. The agency said the consequences of seismic activity in the Aegean Sea could reach Turkey and call the tsunami, especially in the case of Columbus explosion.
Since the end of January, earthquakes have been on the Aegean Sea. The chills are particularly on the inhabitants of the Greek Island of Santorini (Tira). Last week out of 15 thousand inhabitants of the island, 13 thousand left him.
Two years ago, on February 6, 2023, in the south -east of Turkey, two powerful magnitude 7.7 and 7.6 earthquakes took place. The blow of the elements then brought the lives of 53.5 thousand people, even more than 107 thousand wounded with various severity.
Note that someday, due to seismic activity in the Aegean Sea, nearly nine thousand people left the island of Santorini.
Remember that as a result of the Tibetan earthquake, 125 people died, the number of victims rose to 337. More than 1,600 underground shocks occurred in natural disasters, which made it difficult to move more than 47,000 injured among those temporary accommodation.
It was also reported that in Vanuat, as a result of a strong earthquake, 14 people were killed, 200 people were injured.
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