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A shocking video about the half-ruined church of the Assumption of the Virgin in New Karlovacι της Samos filmed with the help of a drone by Nikos Hatziakavou.
The church in New Karlovasi that has more than a century of life suffered serious damage during a catastrophic 6.7 Richter earthquake that occurred at 1:51 PM on Friday.
At the same time, the record of damage to buildings and infrastructure due to this continues. Deadly earthquake that occurred off Samos at 1:51 pm, Friday, which cost the life of two high school students – a boy and a girl of 15 and 17 years old.
About 100 buildings have been damaged in Karlovasi according to the first image of the General Secretariat of Infrastructure, while its staircase Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport is on the island, according to the minister’s instructions, Coast Ah. Karamanliand under the coordination of the Secretary of Infrastructure, George Karagiannis, who participated in the government mission to the island.
As of Saturday, autopsies were performed in 215 buildings in Deep and to Karlovasi, in 14 school units in Vathi and Ano Vathi, in the two ports of the island, in Vathi and Karlovasi respectively, in the Church of the Assumption of the Virgin in Karlovasi and in the 5 buildings, which are student residences in Karlovasi.
From the first hours after the Samos earthquake, the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport sent a team of 10 engineers to carry out autopsies and for the assessment of the damage to the affected buildings (public buildings, houses, temples), but also to the island’s ports.
On Saturday, the capacity of 47 ministry engineers was strengthened.
In detail new ladder consists in:
- 16 engineers from the Directorate for Rehabilitation of the Impact of Natural Disasters (DAEFK) of northern Greece.
- 21 engineers from DAEFK Central Greece.
- 5 Building Infrastructure Engineers (KTYP) SA
- 4 engineers and a designer from the General Directorate of Hydraulic, Port and Building Infrastructure
The ladder of the General Directorate, specialized in port infrastructure, carries out an inspection in the island’s ports, which have been damaged by seismic vibration. At the same time, the five engineers from KTYP SA have started inspections in schools and health units on the island.
