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Santorini Earthquakes Impact Greek Tourism
A series of earthquakes in Santorini, Greece, has caused the evacuation of 10,000 people and an 80 percent drop in tourism bookings until Easter; however, the Athens airport schedule remains unaffected, and the Greek government is prepared to support the tourism sector if needed.
Santorini Earthquakes Impact Greek Tourism
A series of earthquakes in Santorini, Greece, has caused the evacuation of 10,000 people and an 80 percent drop in tourism bookings until Easter; however, the Athens airport schedule remains unaffected, and the Greek government is prepared to support the tourism sector if needed.
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40% Bias Score
Turkey Earthquake: Ongoing Challenges for Disabled Individuals Two Years On
Two years after the February 6, 2023, earthquakes in Kahramanmaraş, Turkey, the Turkish Spinal Cord Injury Association (TOFD) continues to provide essential medical supplies and psychosocial support to over 3,000 disabled individuals, who still face challenges including inaccessible housing, medical...
Turkey Earthquake: Ongoing Challenges for Disabled Individuals Two Years On
Two years after the February 6, 2023, earthquakes in Kahramanmaraş, Turkey, the Turkish Spinal Cord Injury Association (TOFD) continues to provide essential medical supplies and psychosocial support to over 3,000 disabled individuals, who still face challenges including inaccessible housing, medical...
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24% Bias Score
Unprecedented Santorini Seismic Activity: No Immediate Volcanic Threat
Santorini, Greece is experiencing an unprecedented seismic sequence due to magmatic intrusion near Anhydros; seismologists confirm no immediate volcanic eruption threat despite the potential activation of the Anhydros fault line, which could cause a magnitude 6 earthquake.
Unprecedented Santorini Seismic Activity: No Immediate Volcanic Threat
Santorini, Greece is experiencing an unprecedented seismic sequence due to magmatic intrusion near Anhydros; seismologists confirm no immediate volcanic eruption threat despite the potential activation of the Anhydros fault line, which could cause a magnitude 6 earthquake.
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36% Bias Score
Santorini Earthquake Activity Decreases, but Uncertainty Remains
Following a swarm of undersea earthquakes this month near Santorini, Greece, prompting the evacuation of thousands, the Greek government declared a state of emergency, established emergency response measures, and reported a recent decrease in seismic activity, though the situation remains uncertain.
Santorini Earthquake Activity Decreases, but Uncertainty Remains
Following a swarm of undersea earthquakes this month near Santorini, Greece, prompting the evacuation of thousands, the Greek government declared a state of emergency, established emergency response measures, and reported a recent decrease in seismic activity, though the situation remains uncertain.
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32% Bias Score
Mitsotakis on Greece's Political Landscape: Tempe, Santorini, and the Path Ahead
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, in an interview with "K", addressed the challenges of maintaining institutional integrity amidst political turmoil, the government's response to the Tempe tragedy, and his approach to the upcoming elections, while also discussing aid for Santorini and ruling...
Mitsotakis on Greece's Political Landscape: Tempe, Santorini, and the Path Ahead
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, in an interview with "K", addressed the challenges of maintaining institutional integrity amidst political turmoil, the government's response to the Tempe tragedy, and his approach to the upcoming elections, while also discussing aid for Santorini and ruling...
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32% Bias Score
Indictment Filed Against Six Turkish Officials for Grand İsias Hotel Collapse
An indictment in Adıyaman, Turkey, charges six public officials with negligence causing 72 deaths and 10 injuries in the Grand İsias Hotel's collapse during the February 6th earthquakes; the indictment details alleged failures in project oversight, construction, and completion, leading to the buildi...
Indictment Filed Against Six Turkish Officials for Grand İsias Hotel Collapse
An indictment in Adıyaman, Turkey, charges six public officials with negligence causing 72 deaths and 10 injuries in the Grand İsias Hotel's collapse during the February 6th earthquakes; the indictment details alleged failures in project oversight, construction, and completion, leading to the buildi...
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44% Bias Score
İzmir Faces Urgent Tsunami and Volcanic Eruption Risks
Professor Hasan Sözbilir warned that a tsunami in the Aegean Sea could reach İzmir's coast in under 30 minutes, urging the inclusion of volcanic eruption risks in the city's disaster plan due to the region's history of interconnected seismic, volcanic, and tsunami activity.
İzmir Faces Urgent Tsunami and Volcanic Eruption Risks
Professor Hasan Sözbilir warned that a tsunami in the Aegean Sea could reach İzmir's coast in under 30 minutes, urging the inclusion of volcanic eruption risks in the city's disaster plan due to the region's history of interconnected seismic, volcanic, and tsunami activity.
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44% Bias Score
Turkish Court Sentences Two for Negligence in Earthquake Building Collapse
A Turkish court sentenced two individuals to 18 years and 8 months in prison for culpable homicide through negligence related to the collapse of Ebrar Sitesi B Blok in Kahramanmaraş during the earthquake, which killed 115 people; four other defendants were acquitted, and one remains at large.
Turkish Court Sentences Two for Negligence in Earthquake Building Collapse
A Turkish court sentenced two individuals to 18 years and 8 months in prison for culpable homicide through negligence related to the collapse of Ebrar Sitesi B Blok in Kahramanmaraş during the earthquake, which killed 115 people; four other defendants were acquitted, and one remains at large.
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48% Bias Score
Santorini Earthquake Risk Prompts Greek Government Action
Greek authorities are implementing preventative measures following increased seismic activity near Santorini, including constructing an emergency port and urging residents to prepare for potential evacuations due to the risk of a larger earthquake and possible tsunami.
Santorini Earthquake Risk Prompts Greek Government Action
Greek authorities are implementing preventative measures following increased seismic activity near Santorini, including constructing an emergency port and urging residents to prepare for potential evacuations due to the risk of a larger earthquake and possible tsunami.
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36% Bias Score
Santorini Earthquakes Prompt Evacuations, Government Aid
Following over 14,000 earthquakes near Santorini since January 26, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced school closures and financial aid, while many of the island's 16,000 residents evacuated; experts suspect rising magma as the cause, but see no immediate eruption threat.
Santorini Earthquakes Prompt Evacuations, Government Aid
Following over 14,000 earthquakes near Santorini since January 26, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced school closures and financial aid, while many of the island's 16,000 residents evacuated; experts suspect rising magma as the cause, but see no immediate eruption threat.
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32% Bias Score
Corinth's Rebirth: From 1928 Earthquake to Modern City
The 1928 Corinth earthquake (6.3 Richter scale) destroyed about 2,000 buildings, killing 20 people; subsequent reconstruction, led by architect Nikos Kotsis and Archbishop Damaskinos, created a modern city with earthquake-resistant structures.
Corinth's Rebirth: From 1928 Earthquake to Modern City
The 1928 Corinth earthquake (6.3 Richter scale) destroyed about 2,000 buildings, killing 20 people; subsequent reconstruction, led by architect Nikos Kotsis and Archbishop Damaskinos, created a modern city with earthquake-resistant structures.
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32% Bias Score
Unsafe Turkish Hospital Reopened Due to Political Pressure
The Menteşe State Hospital in Muğla, Turkey, deemed structurally unsound and a significant earthquake risk, was reopened in 2019 due to political pressure despite warnings and a 2018 closure, raising serious safety concerns.
Unsafe Turkish Hospital Reopened Due to Political Pressure
The Menteşe State Hospital in Muğla, Turkey, deemed structurally unsound and a significant earthquake risk, was reopened in 2019 due to political pressure despite warnings and a 2018 closure, raising serious safety concerns.
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64% Bias Score
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