Bektaş Stated that the Risk of Landslides Continues in Arhavi and that a New Mass of Land Could Slide Down.
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Geological Engineer Prof. Dr. Osman Bektaş stated that the risk of landslides in the Eastern Black Sea region increases not only with rainfall but also with earthquakes, adding, "There is another mass behind the massive sliding mass. This could also slide. These are not simple rockfalls, but sliding of mountain-shaped slopes. Simple precautions should be taken."
Geology Engineer Prof. Dr. Osman Bektaş stated that landslides in the Eastern Black Sea region are triggered not only by rainfall but also by earthquakes, and warned that there is a new mass behind the massive landslide that occurred in Arhavi in 2024, and that new disasters could occur.
Geological Engineer Prof. Dr. Osman Bektaş stated that the risk of landslides in the Eastern Black Sea region increases not only with rainfall but also with earthquakes, saying, "The most important factor in the formation of landslides is rainfall, but earthquakes are also extremely effective in the formation of landslides, just like rainfall."
Prof. Dr. Osman Bektaş stated that landslides in the Eastern Black Sea region are triggered by earthquakes as well as rainfall. Following the landslide in Arhavi in 2024 that killed four people, Bektaş warned that another mass of land could slide.
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