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(回答先: イランで強い地震、死傷者多数か Ｍ６．３ 朝日新聞 投稿者 倉田佳典 日時 2003 年 12 月 26 日 15:09:24)
＜イラン地震＞死者は２万人に達する可能性
【カイロ支局】イラン南東部ケルマン州の都市バムで２６日午前５時半（日本時間同１１時）ごろ、マグニチュード（Ｍ）６．３の強い地震が発生した。イランからの報道によると、２０００人の死亡が確認され、死者は２万人に達する可能性があるとの報道もある。
同州のカリミ知事によると、市内の歴史的地区は完全に破壊され、多くの住民ががれきの下敷きになっている。国営テレビは市内の民家の６０％が崩壊し、周辺の３都市でも被害が出ていると報じた。ヘリコプターや輸送機が現地に派遣され、救助活動が行われている。
バムは首都テヘランの南東９８０キロにあり、人口約８万人。約２０００年前に建てられた要塞があり、観光地としても知られている。
イランは地震多発地帯として知られ、１９９０年には北西部で起きたＭ７．７の地震で約３万５０００人が死亡。９１年以降も約１０００回の地震が発生し、１万７６００人が死亡、５万３０００人が負傷している。（毎日新聞）
[12月26日19時56分更新]
http://headlines.yahoo.co.jp/hl?a=20031227-00000055-mai-int
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ロイターは２０００人の死傷者を確認。しかし、時間的に上記の記事のほうが最新
Big Iran Quake Kills at Least 2,000 in Ancient City
Fri December 26, 2003 05:44 AM ET
(Page 1 of 2)
By Parisa Hafezi
MAHAN, Iran (Reuters) - A powerful earthquake struck the ancient Silk Road city of Bam in southeastern Iran on Friday, killing at least 2,000 people and wrecking many buildings, officials said.
State television said about 60 percent of the buildings in Bam, a popular tourist attraction some 600 miles southeast of the capital, Tehran, had collapsed in the earthquake which measured 6.3 on the Richter scale.
"So far we can only confirm 2,000 dead but the number is sure to rise," a senior official from Kerman province, where Bam is situated, told Reuters in Tehran by telephone.
State media said two of Bam's hospital's collapsed, crushing many of the staff, and remaining hospitals were full. Wounded were now being ferried to neighboring towns.
Many people were believed to be buried under debris, state media said, while appealing for people to donate blood.
"There is a lot of dead and injured in Bam city and everything is being done to take them out," Kerman province governor Mohammad Ali Karimi said.
A large part of Bam's ancient citadel, one of Iran's best-loved tourist magnets, had been destroyed, Karimi said. State television said the whole castle could have crumbled.
Witnesses said the road to Bam, a city of some 200,000 people, was choked with ambulances and people desperate to find family members.
No official estimates of the number of dead or injured were available as the government mounted a major rescue operation. Houses in the date-growing area are traditionally made of mud-brick.
The quake struck at about 5:30 a.m. (10 p.m. EST Thursday) when most people in the city would probably have been asleep.
"There was a lot of damage in (Bam)," Karimi said, adding that a crisis headquarters had been set up.
Big Iran Quake Kills at Least 2,000 in Ancient City
Fri December 26, 2003 05:44 AM ET
(Page 1 of 2)
By Parisa Hafezi
MAHAN, Iran (Reuters) - A powerful earthquake struck the ancient Silk Road city of Bam in southeastern Iran on Friday, killing at least 2,000 people and wrecking many buildings, officials said.
State television said about 60 percent of the buildings in Bam, a popular tourist attraction some 600 miles southeast of the capital, Tehran, had collapsed in the earthquake which measured 6.3 on the Richter scale.
"So far we can only confirm 2,000 dead but the number is sure to rise," a senior official from Kerman province, where Bam is situated, told Reuters in Tehran by telephone.
State media said two of Bam's hospital's collapsed, crushing many of the staff, and remaining hospitals were full. Wounded were now being ferried to neighboring towns.
Many people were believed to be buried under debris, state media said, while appealing for people to donate blood.
"There is a lot of dead and injured in Bam city and everything is being done to take them out," Kerman province governor Mohammad Ali Karimi said.
A large part of Bam's ancient citadel, one of Iran's best-loved tourist magnets, had been destroyed, Karimi said. State television said the whole castle could have crumbled.
Witnesses said the road to Bam, a city of some 200,000 people, was choked with ambulances and people desperate to find family members.
No official estimates of the number of dead or injured were available as the government mounted a major rescue operation. Houses in the date-growing area are traditionally made of mud-brick.
The quake struck at about 5:30 a.m. (10 p.m. EST Thursday) when most people in the city would probably have been asleep.
"There was a lot of damage in (Bam)," Karimi said, adding that a crisis headquarters had been set up.
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