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recent quakes in Turkey and Syria

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  • Ali Akbar Salehi and Mehdi Zare 2023/04/14

    By Prof. Ali Akbar Salehi and Prof. Mehdi Zare

    Lessons from recent quakes in Turkey and Syria: the importance of science and technology

    The terrible scenes of earthquake damage and the loss of tens of thousands of people in the earthquakes of 6 February 2023 in southern Turkey and northern Syria are a reminder that earthquakes are still the deadliest type of natural disaster in the world.

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