How to resettle the victims of the Aegean earthquake in Turkey?

On June 3, local time, 165438+ The Turkish disaster and emergency management department said that the death toll caused by the Aegean earthquake in Turkey rose to 98, and another 994 people were injured. Turkey's Minister of Environment and Urbanization, Gulen, said that the resettlement of the victims will be accelerated, and it is planned to build a "container city" with a capacity of 1 1,000 people within 20 days.

According to reports, the Turkish disaster and emergency management department pointed out that after the main earthquake of 654381October 30, there were 1286 aftershocks, of which 43 had a magnitude of more than 4.0. The authorities have invested 7967 personnel, 25 search dogs and 107 1 vehicle in disaster relief.

According to the report, Minister of Environment and Urbanization Cullen updated the total number of severely damaged buildings to 58 earlier. Due to the cold weather in the disaster area, Karen stressed that the pace of resettlement for the victims will be accelerated. He said that a "container city" with a capacity of 1 0,000 people will be built in 20 days.

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Greek seismologists have warned that there will be strong aftershocks in the North Aegean Sea in the coming weeks.

According to the Greek mainstream media 1 65438+1October1,two experts from the Athens Institute of Geodynamics, a national seismological research institution in Greece, said in an interview that the recent strong earthquake near Samos Island in the northern Aegean Sea in Greece has caused the displacement of 1.5 m to 2 m between two adjacent plates, and it will be strong in the next few weeks.

Experts warned people whose houses were damaged that they could not go back to their original homes. They should be in the civil engineering engineers to conduct a comprehensive assessment, to determine that there is no danger, before they can re-live in the original residence.

10 local time1October 3013,51,a strong earthquake measuring 6.9 on the Richter scale occurred in the northwest of Samos Island in the northern Aegean Sea of Greece, with obvious earthquakes in many places, including the capital Athens. Up to now, at least 29 people have been killed in Greece and Turkey, and many buildings have collapsed or been damaged. The earthquake also triggered a small-scale tsunami, which caused some coastal villages and towns to be flooded due to seawater intrusion.

China News Network-98 people were killed in the Aegean earthquake, and the authorities will speed up the resettlement of the victims.

China Youth Daily-Greek seismologists have warned that there will be strong aftershocks in the North Aegean Sea in the coming weeks.