The 'Earthquake era' is a term coined by Dr. Ballani, the former director of the National Seismic Center in Syria in the year 2000 when he was referring to the tectonic changes expected to occur during the foreseen future that time which we are living through now.
A minor earthquake struck about 5 kilometers deep in the ground in the southwestern countryside of the Hasakah province, in Syria's furthest northeast, the quake registered 3.4 degrees on the Richter scale.
This earthquake is one in a series of earthquakes the region witnessed since the beginning of this millennium, as predicted by the former director of the Syrian National Seismic Center, the culprit he referred to is the Arab-African subversive fault that extends from the Iskenderun Strip in the north to the Gulf of Aqaba and the Red Sea and then to the southern outskirts of the African continent with a length ranging between 3-4 thousand kilometers.
Details about this last earthquake and a link to a brief of Dr. Ballani's prediction in this post: Minor Earthquake of 3.4 Degrees Strikes Southeast of Al Hasakah City.
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