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Deprem Uzmanı Uyardı: Son Deprem Büyük Depremi Öne Çekti; Hazırlanma Vakti

Deprem uzmanı Prof. Dr. Naci Görür, sosyal medya hesabı üzerinden yaptığı paylaşımla beklenen Marmara Depremi'ne ilişkin yeni uyarılarda bulundu. Son zamanlarda meydana gelen depremlerin İstanbul Depremi riskini daha da öne çektiğini belirten Görür, deprem gerçeğiyle yüzleşip hazırlıklara odaklanma çağrısı yaptı.

Prof. Dr. Görür, kamuoyuna seslendiği sosyal medya paylaşımında, Marmara Depremi'nin kaçınılmaz olduğunu bir kez daha vurguladı. Görür, "İstanbul depremi olacak (Marmara Depremi)" ifadesini kullanarak kesin konuştu.

Özellikle son dönemdeki sarsıntılara dikkat çeken Görür, "Bu son 23 Nisan depremleri İstanbul Depremini daha da öne çekti" sözleriyle, yaklaşan tehlikenin zamanlamasına ilişkin endişesini dile getirdi.

Depremin "olup olmayacağı" yönündeki tartışmaların artık son bulması gerektiğini ifade eden Prof. Dr. Naci Görür, asıl odaklanılması gereken noktanın depreme karşı hazırlık olduğunu belirtti. Görür, şu çağrıyı yaptı: "Millet olarak fay ve deprem olacak mı olmayacak mı konuşmayalım. Bizim için önemli olan DEPREM DİRENÇLİ kentler yaratmaktır. Depremleri minimum hasarla atlatalım. İnsanlarımız ölmesin."

Bilime ve bilim insanlarına saygının önemine de değinen Görür, "Bilim insanlarına saygılı olalım ve bilimin tarafında duralım," dedi. Gerçek bilim insanının tanımını da yapan Prof. Dr. Görür, "Bir bilim insanı evrensel nitelikli araştırma yapan, veri toplayan, veriye göre sonuca varan, vardığı sonuçlar uluslararası konferanslarda sunan ve uluslararası dergilerde yayınlayan insandır. Sanıldığı gibi her titr taşıyan bilim adamı değildir," ifadeleriyle sözlerini tamamladı.

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