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Subject: [BPR] - October 5, 1999 Heavenly Triangle
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Date: Sun, 3 Oct 1999 18:44:34 +0000

From: research-bpr@philologos.org (Moza)

October 5, 1999 Heavenly Triangle
research-bpr@philologos.org (Moza)
October 3, 1999

  "Early October [the 5th] features a special treat as the slender
  crescent Moon, brilliant Venus and blue-white Regulus form a
  perfect triangle in the eastern dawn sky." FULL STORY at
  http://science.nasa.gov/newhome/headlines/ast01oct99_1.htm

The graphic at the link above shows an upside-down frowning face :(
in the sky with the two eyes being Regulus and Venus and the frown
being the crescent moon. There are some very interesting things
about this configuration: 1. the triangle shape, 2. Regulus 3.
Venus, 4. moon, and 5. the east.

1. The Triangle
The number three "stands for that which is solid, real, substantial,
complete, and entire."(1)

Some examples include:

  1. Father, Son, Holy Spirit
  2. Past, present, future
  3. Animal, vegetable, mineral
  4. Abraham, Isaac and Jacob
  5. The four beasts in Revelation (4:8) cry Holy, holy, holy, Lord
      God Almighty, which was, and is, and is to come.

It is not surprising that the counterfeit New Age Movement employs
the triangle as "an important symbol for identification and mystical
(hypnotic) use."(2) Albert Churchward, in The Signs and Symbols of
Primordial Man addds:

  "The Triangle was a primary form of the Pyramid and a sacred
  symbol, because the Pyramid was typically the Pyramid of Heaven;
  therefore the triangle is typical of Heaven.

  "In the Egyptian Stellar mythology, (the god) Shu...first lifted up
  the heaven from the earth in the form of a triangle, and at each
  point was situated one of the gods, Sut, Shu, and Horus...They are
  the trinity..."(3)

Churchward also showed that the triangle "with its apex, or point,
facing downward represent(s) Horus, the Sun God, while the triangle
pointing upward [as in the October phenomena] characterize(s) Sut, or
Set, the Destroyer God."(4)

  "'Destoyer' is the designation of a supernatural envoy from God
  assigned the task of annihilating large numbers of people,
  typically by means of a plague...the Destroyer brings specifically
  a premature and agonizing death...affliction is indiscriminate and
  overtakes all who are not distinguished in some external fashion
  ('seal of God on their foreheads,' Rev 9:4), and the affliction is
  bodily pain (Rev 9:5,10). It is therefore possible that the imagery
  of Rev 19:11-15 also reflects features of the Destoyer."(5)

Not only the Egyptians, but the Hindus and Greeks worshipped the
triangle as a representation of their Mother Goddess. Benjamin Creme,
who is considered a sort of John the Baptist pointing to the coming
of Lord Maitreya the "Christ," also links his world ruler with the
triangle when he states: "the Christ will be known as the point
within the Triangle."(6)

2. Regulus
Ernest Martin in The Star That Astonished the World describes
this star:

  "Regulus was known as 'the King.' The Romans referred to it as
  'Rex,' which means 'King' in Latin. In Arabia the star was known as
  the 'Kingly One.' The Greeks called it the 'King Star.' Of all the
  stars in the heavens, Regulus was universally associated by the
  ancient astrologers with the attributes of greatness and power. It
  is located practically on the ecliptic (the path which the Sun
  takes in traversing the heavens). It was thought that this position
  made it of special importance to the Sun;. According to astrologers
  the Sun *ruled* the heavens. Thus, the major star closest to the
  ecliptic of the *'ruling'* Sun was Regulus. This close relationship
  to the Sun made Regulus a 'royal star,' the one most associated
  with the conception or birth of kings. It was the star denoting
  rulership."

Leo is the sign associated with Judah, therefore, the star Regulus is
considered as belonging to the Messiah/King. Some astronomers regard
its position in the constellation as the heart of the lion and
others as a fulfillment of Genesis 49:9,10 and situated between
the paws of the lion.

  Genesis 49:9,10
  Judah is a lion's whelp: from the prey, my son, thou art gone up:
  he stooped down, he couched as a lion, and as an old lion; who
  shall rouse him up? The sceptre shall not depart from Judah, nor a
  lawgiver from between his feet, until Shiloh come; and unto him
  shall the gathering of the people be.

Regulus is the brightest star in Leo and usually represents Jesus,
but in our triangle formation we need to look for another lion,
someone to take Jesus' place.

The latest Stratfor Global Intelligence Update for September 29, 1999
(http://www.stratfor.com/services/giu/092999.ASP)
had some interesting information regarding Damascus. They point out
that Hafez Assad wants his son, Bashar, to be the next president of
Syria except that there is some opposition from his brother, Rifat
Assad, and his son, Sumer. This region of the Middle East is
pertinent to our study for 2 reasons: a. the name "Assad" and b. the
region of Syria.

a. Assad
I have seen the last name of Hafez Assad written in many
different ways: Assad, Asad, al-Asad, el-Asad but any way you spell
it, it's still Arabic for "lion." His son Bashar, of course, is also
a lion and we sent out an email post on March 7, 1999 on him that I'd
like to present again:

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To: bpr-list@philologos.org (BPR Mailing List)
Date sent: Sun, 7 Mar 1999
Subject: [BPR] - Bashar al-Asad

Hafez al-Asad seems to have taken a lesson from the recent events in
Jordan [King Hussein deciding his son, who had very little experience,
should succeed him even though his brother had been next in line for
the past 40+ years] and has decided to intensify the grooming of his
son Bashar. Although Jordan still has authority over holy places in
Israel, Syria is still interesting for the following reasons:

*al-Asad is Arabic for "lion"

     And I stood upon the sand of the sea, and saw a beast rise up out
     of the sea, having seven heads and ten horns, and upon his horns
     ten crowns, and upon his heads the name of blasphemy. And the
     beast which I saw was like unto a leopard, and his feet were as
     the feet of a bear, and his mouth as the mouth of a lion: and the
     dragon gave him his power, and his seat, and great authority.
     --Rev 13:1,2

*Damascus is the capital of Syria and there seems to be some
unfulfilled element regarding it. Could it be destroyed causing the
Syrians to relocate (to Babylon)?

     For the head of Syria is Damascus, and the head of Damascus is
     Rezin (the king's name)...--Isa 7:8

     ...Behold, Damascus is taken away from being a city, and it shall
     be a ruinous heap.--Isa 10:9

     See Rev 13:1,2 above And I saw one of his heads as it were
     wounded to death; and his deadly wound was healed: and all the
     world wondered after the beast.--Rev 13:3??

*Bashar is an eye surgeon

     The Laodicean church is told ...to anoint thine eyes with
     eyesalve, that thou mayest see.--Rev 3:18

     Laodicea was founded by Antiochus II and named in honor of his
     wife.

*Syria was Antiochus Epiphanes' territory. He was in Athens (some say
Rome) studying philosophy when he was called back to Antioch after his
brother was assassinated. Bashar was called back from London where he
was getting his doctor's degree after his brother was killed in a car
accident.

*Antiochus didn't care much for the pomp of the office and was
considered quite unorthodox. Bashar is already being hailed for his
unorthodox approach to dealings with Lebanon.

*The mark of the beast is considered to have some sort of
technological component. Bashar is no stranger to new technologies.
The Syrian Computer Society (SCS) was founded in 1989 by his brother
and he has taken over as chairman. From their web site: " The main
objective of SCS is to promote, and to effectively contribute to the
diffusion of Information Technology in Syria."

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These two lions are prowling around in Antiochus Epiphanes' old
territory and seeing that it was this Antiochus that sacrificed a pig
on the altar in the Temple, they bear watching as possible candidates
for a replay of this sacrilege or as counterfeit protectors of
Israel.

These two aren't the only ones who bear watching in Syria. There is
now the beginnings of a power struggle between Hafez Assad and his
brother Rifat. Actually, Rifat isn't the most interesting of
the players, but his son is. Sumer Assad has a very distinctive name
as Sumer is a region of Babylon so his name literally means "lion of
Babylon." Hafez is getting old and sick and it seems as if Israel
will be dealing with the younger generation in their "peace"
dealings. Whether Bashar or Sumer, they'll have their hands full.

b. Syria

  "Present-day Syria constitutes only a small portion of the ancient
  geographical Syria. Until the twentieth century, when Western
  powers began to carve out the rough contours of the contemporary
  states of Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, and Israel, the whole of the
  settled region at the eastern end of the Mediterranean Sea was
  called Syria, the name given by the ancient Greeks to the land
  bridge that links three continents. For this reason, historians and
  political scientists usually use the term Greater Syria to denote
  the area in the prestate period."(7)

Hafez Assad would love to reunite Greater Syria and take up where
Antiochus Epiphanes left off.

Our lion/Assad analogy would not be complete without mentioning the
Leonid meteor showers due to peak this November 17th. These shooting
stars emanate from the constellation Leo. The Arabic News ran a
piece recently entitled "El-Asadeyat meteors will fall on the Arab
states starting on November 15"
(http://www.arabicnews.com/ansub/Daily/Day/990928/1999092826.html)
and we were curious whether they had anything to do with the
Leonids. We had some private correspondence with someone who
stated:

  "You are correct on your assumption that 'El-Asadeyat' represents
  the Leonids. Long before most of the major constellations as we
  know them today were created, the Arabs had a constellation called
  'Asad' which represented a hugh lion that stretched across
  one-third of the sky and encompassed the present constellations of
  Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo, and Libra, among others. Later on, when
  the Arabians adopted Ptolemy's constellations, the name 'Asad' was
  assigned to Leo."

Kind of like a Greater Syria in the skies?

To recap, Regulus is the ruler/lion in the triangle and seems to
point to the Assad dynasty. They are in place of the true King,
Jesus, in this equation and also fit the other definition for regulus
in Webster's:

  the more or less impure mass of metal formed beneath the slag in
  smelting and reducing ores.

Impure leftovers from the fire.

3. Venus
Venus is considered the star of the show in our triangle for it is at
its maximum brightness for the whole year in early October. Venus has
a long history in pagan cultures. She is the Roman goddess of love
and beauty, "to the Chaldeans and the Magi, Venus was Ishtar, the
Mother, the Goddess of Fertility,"(8) the Egyptians "worshipped [her]
in the effigy of a bull,"(9) the Greeks worshipped her as Athene,
etc. Venus was also called "the star of lamentation."(10) In
Babylonia:

 "Venus was pictured as a six-pointed star--which is also the shape
  of David's shield--or as a pentagram--a five-pointed star (seal of
  Solomon)--and sometimes as a cross; as a cross it was pictured in
  Mexico, too.

  "...was related to Ahriman, Seth, Lucifer, name equivalents of
  Satan. It was also Baal of the Canaanites and of the Northern
  Kingdom of the Ten Tribes, the god hated by the biblical prophets,
  also Beelzebub or Baal Zevuv, or Baal of the fly."(11)

Alexander Hislop in "The Two Babylons"(12) says that Venus was
Nimrod's wife and that her son was Cupid; she is described as the
queen of Babylon and the mother of the gods; Semiramis the woman that
built towers or encompassing walls; the Virgin Venus; the Syrian
goddess. He also states that sometimes Nimrod was represented
as a lion and that Venus in her guise as Astarte was sometimes
portrayed as standing on a lion or drawn by lions.

Other pertinent info regarding Venus is that "from Venus we receive
our English word 'venereal,'" and "the ancients also called the
planet Venus the Lucifer star."(13)

4. Moon
Israel is called "the People of the Moon" for their calendar follows
the moon's cycle and they have no light of their own but reflect the
sun's light. In the triangle configuration, the moon's crescent is
the "frown." Notice that only a portion of Israel is illuminated by
the sun and the rest is reflecting light from the earth.

5. The East
This configuration is almost due east. It is in the area where the
sun rises and seems to point to the beginning of something important.
 
Is Syria in conjunction with the New Age/Mystery Babylon religion
about to form an alliance with unregenerate Israel? It's getting late
soon.

References:
1. Number in Scripture, EW Bullinger.
2. The Hidden Dangers of the Rainbow, Constance Cumbey
3. Mystery Mark of the New Age, Texe Marrs
4. Ibid.
5 Dictionary of Deities and Demons in the Bible.
6. Mystery Mark of the New Age, Texe Marrs.
7. Country Studies/Area Handbook Program of the Federal Research
    Division of the Library of Congress
    http://lcweb2.loc.gov./frd/cs/cshome.html
8. The Star That Astonished The World, Earnest L. Martin
9. Worlds in Collision, Immanuel Velikovsky
10. Ibid.
11: Ibid.
12. The Two Babylons, Alexander Hislop http://philologos.org
13. Scarlet and the Beast, Vol. II, John Daniel

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Subject: [BPR] - Arutz-7 News items (10/3/99)
From: bpr-list@philologos.org(BPR)
Date: Sun, 3 Oct 1999 18:52:19 +0000

From: research-bpr@philologos.org (Moza)

OLD CITY EXCAVATIONS OPENED TODAY
The Antiquities Authority opened the excavations south of the South
Wall of the Temple Mount in Jerusalem's Old City today. The
excavations show impressive remnants of King Herod's royal pillared
corridor, including parts of columns and large sections of embossed
stone cornices with geometric designs. The original building was 180
meters long - the largest roofed structure of its time in Israel, and
one of the largest in the ancient world. The Romans destroyed it to
its foundations during the destruction of Jerusalem, and hurled its
parts down outside the Temple Mount walls. Also excavated and
partially restored is the "Hulda Staircase," which afforded access to
the Temple.

 PALESTINIAN CORRIDOR THROUGH ISRAEL - NOT YET
The "free passage" for Palestinians through main-land Israel,
scheduled to open today, has been postponed until further notice.
Five hours of negotiations between the Israelis and the Palestinians
last night failed to lead to an agreement on two points: who has
sovereignty over the area of the route - manifest by which side will
issue the travel permits - and whether Israel will be able to arrest
security suspects along the route. Public Security Minister Shlomo
Ben-Ami will lead the Israeli negotiating team in the talks that will
resume tonight.

A petition against the opening of the passage submitted on Friday by
Amichai Filber will be deliberated by a three-Justice panel. Filber's
wife and another passenger were killed four months ago when a driver
from the Palestinian Authority crossed a white line and crashed into
their car. Filber demands in the petition that the passage not be
opened until the Israeli Police have the means to enforce traffic and
licensing laws on Palestinian drivers who will use the route. In
today's ruling, a restraining order against the corridor was not
issued, but the State was asked to show cause why it should open the
road before it has the tools by which to enforce traffic laws on those
who will use it.

 CONCERNS OVER THE ROUTE
Despite the non-opening of the free Palestinian corridor,
demonstrations were held all along the planned route, which runs from
Gaza to Hevron via Kiryat Gat. Among the demonstrators were Beitar
Youth and Women in Green, monitored by large police contingents.
Kiryat Malachi Mayor Lior Katzav told Arutz-7 today of the worries the
Palestinian corridor evokes:
 "Part of the planned route is the eastern border and entrance to our
 city, and there is even a school within 20 meters of the route. I
am responsible, as mayor, for the safety of the citizens, and yet the
dangers of terrorists, Palestinian policeman, Arabs who are refused
entry to Israel, and the like will pass right by our doorstep. The
Israeli security services themselves are very disturbed by this
passage - senior police officers here have told me as much."

In addition, Katzav said that economic issues are also troubling:
"Palestinians will be travelling on our roads in cars that are not
registered here, with or without insurance - in case of collisions
with Israelis, how will we be able to recover the damage?" Katzav
further said that other local leaders, "from Labor, and Likud, and
other parties," are all very concerned with the opening of the
Palestinian corridor. "It is known as a 'safe passage,' but it is not
safe for us," he said.

Arutz Sheva News Service
     <http://www.a7.org>
Sunday, October 3, 1999 / Tishrei 23, 5760

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Subject: [BPR] - 1999 Significant Earthquakes of the World
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Date: Sun, 3 Oct 1999 20:27:03 +0000

From: research-bpr@philologos.org (Moza)

National Earthquake Information Center Significant Earthquakes
1999 Significant Earthquakes of the World
September 30, 1999
http://wwwneic.cr.usgs.gov/neis/eqlists/sig_1999.html

Earthquakes of magnitude 6.5 or greater or ones that caused
fatalities, injuries or substantial damage.

JAN 02 4.5
SICHUAN, CHINA. Two people injured, two cows and six sheep killed in
Ninglang County.

JAN 19 5.8 6.4
NEW IRELAND REGION
Complex earthquake with two larger events occurring about 5 and 10
seconds after the onset.

JAN 25 5.9 5.7
COLOMBIA At least 1,185 people killed, over 700 missing and presumed
killed, over 4,750 injured and about 250,000 homeless.

JAN 28 6.3 6.1
FOX ISLANDS, ALEUTIAN ISLANDS.

JAN 30 4.0
COLOMBIA. Five people injured and five houses damaged at Buena Vista.

FEB 02 4.8
SPAIN. Twenty people injured in the Mula area.

FEB 06 6.3 7.3
SANTA CRUZ ISLANDS. Complex earthquake. A small event is followed by
a larger event about 2 seconds later.

FEB 11 5.4 5.8
AFGHANISTAN. Seventy people killed, 500 injured, at least 14,000
homeless and 7,000 houses destroyed in Lowgar and Vardak Provinces.

FEB 21 5.1
EASTERN CAUCASUS. At least one person killed, 20 injured and several
homes badly damaged in the Kizilyurt area, Russia.

FEB 22 5.8 6.4
LOYALTY ISLANDS REGION.

MAR 04 6.2 6.5
SOUTHERN IRAN. One person killed and at least 517 houses damaged in
the Kerman area.

MAR 04 6.4 6.5
CELEBES SEA.

MAR 08 5.7
OFF EAST COAST OF KAMCHATKA

MAR 11 5.1 5.2
NORTHEASTERN CHINA. Three people injured, at least 200 houses
destroyed and 3,000 houses damaged in Zhangbei County. Felt as far
southeast as Beijing.

MAR 20 6.3 6.8
ANDREANOF ISLANDS, ALEUTIAN IS. Felt strongly on Adak and Amchitka. No
significant aftershocks have been observed for this earthquake, which
may itself be a delayed aftershock of the June 10, 1996 magnitude
7.9 event which was felt strongly on Adak and generated a tsunami.

MAR 25 4.9 4.1
NEAR EAST COAST OF HONSHU, JAPAN.

MAR 28 6.4 6.6
XIZANG-INDIA BORDER REGION. At least 61 people killed and 125 injured
in the Chamoli district; 34 killed and 177 injured in the Rudraprayag
district; 5 killed and 60 injured in the Tehri Garhwal district; 19
injured in the Bageshwar district; 13 injured in the Pauri Garhwal
district, India. Over 21,100 houses destroyed. Many landslides
blocked roads in the epicentral area.

MAR 31 5.9 6.1
SOUTH OF PANAMA.

APR 03 6.1 6.2
NEAR COAST OF PERU. One person killed in the Camana area. Fifty
people injured and at least 300 houses damaged (VI) in the Arequipa
area. Landslides temporarily blocked the Pan American Highway
at four locations in southern Peru.

APR 05 6.2 7.0
NEW BRITAIN REGION, P.N.G. Felt strongly at Kimbe. Also felt at Port
Moresby, New Guinea.

APR 08 6.4
E. RUSSIA-N.E. CHINA BORDER REG.

APR 13 6.4
FIJI ISLANDS REGION.

APR 20 6.2
KERMADEC ISLANDS REGION.

APR 22 5.7 4.7
REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA. Two people killed in a gold mine and some
buildings damaged in the Welkom area.

MAY 06 5.9 6.3
SOUTHERN IRAN. At least 26 people killed, 100 injured and 800 houses
destroyed in southwestern Fars Province.

MAY 10 6.5 6.8
NEW BRITAIN REGION, P.N.G.

MAY 16 6.0 7.0
NEW BRITAIN REGION, P.N.G. Felt strongly on the Gazelle Peninsula.
Also felt in other parts of New Britain and on New Ireland. Complex
event.

MAY 17 5.5 6.9
NEW BRITAIN REGION, P.N.G.

JUN 04 5.4 5.0
EASTERN CAUCASUS. Fifteen people injured, 50 houses damaged and about
2.5 million U.S. dollars damage in the Agdas area, Azerbaijan. Three
people injured at Ucar and several houses damaged at Agali,
Azerbaijan. Total damage in central Azerbaijan estimated at 5 million
U.S. dollars. Felt in parts of Armenia and Georgia. Also felt in the
Ardabil region, Iran.

JUN 07 5.2 5.4
MINDANAO, PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. Twelve people injured and at least 20
buildings damaged or destroyed (VI RF) at Bayugan.

JUN 15 6.4 6.5
CENTRAL MEXICO. Fourteen people killed, about 200 injured and
considerable damage to thousands of buildings and several bridges in
Puebla; one person killed by a landslide, dozens injured and damage to
buildings and bridges in Veracruz; one person killed, dozens injured,
many buildings and roads damaged in Oaxaca; one person killed and some
buildings damaged in Morelos; one person died of a heart attack and
some buildings damaged in Guerrero; two people died of heart attacks
and minor damage to buildings in the Federal District. Dozens injured
and damage in Mexico State and Tlaxcala; two people injured in
Hidalgo. A railroad was damaged between Calco and Mixquic. Felt in
much of central and southern Mexico from Aguascalientes to Chiapas.
Complex earthquake, with at least two events occurring about 4 seconds
apart.

JUN 21 6.0 5.8
GUERRERO, MEXICO. More than than 1,300 homes damaged including more
than 600 at Coahuayutla, Guerrero. One church damaged at Cuitzeo,
Michoacan. Minor damage in Morelos.

JUL 03 5.4 5.5
WASHINGTON. Seven people injured in the Aberdeen-Satsop area and one
person injured at Olympia. Damage (VII) at Aberdeen and Montesano.
Slight damage (VI) at Brady, Central Park, Cosmopolis, Elma, Hoquiam,
McCleary, Ocean Shores and Shelton.

JUL 11 6.0 6.6
HONDURAS. One person killed and another person died from a heart
attack; at least 40 people injured in the Izabal-Puerto Barrios area,
Guatemala. Seven houses destroyed, forty-one houses sustained
considerable damage; three bridges damaged and damage to highways in
the Izabal- Puerto Barrios area, Guatemala. Damage to buildings at a
U.S. military base at Puerto Barrios, Guatemala. Minor damage in
western Honduras.

JUL 22 5.2 4.2
BAY OF BENGAL. Six people killed, over 200 injured and about 700 homes
damaged or destroyed on Maheshkhali Island, Bangladesh. Some damage at
Cox's Bazaar.

AUG 01 5.7 6.4
KERMADEC ISLANDS, NEW ZEALAND.

AUG 10 4.5 4.3
NORTHERN IRAN. One person killed, one person injured and several
houses damaged at Momenabad.

AUG 11 5.1 5.4
CYPRUS REGION. At least 15 people injured, 32 buildings damaged and
landslides in the Limassol area. At least 50 buildings damaged in
other parts of Cyprus. Felt at Paphos and Nicosia. Also felt in Egypt,
Lebanon and Syria.

AUG 14 6.2 5.7
SOUTHERN SUMATERA, INDONESIA.

AUG 17 6.3 7.8
TURKEY. At least 12,018 people killed, 33,000 injured, thousands
missing and extensive damage in the provinces of Istanbul, Kocaeli and
Sakarya.

AUG 20 6.0 6.8
COSTA RICA. Some damage in western Panama. Felt throughout Costa Rica
and in southern Nicaragua and much of western Panama. A small event is
followed about two seconds later by a larger event.

AUG 22 6.3 6.2
VANUATU ISLANDS.

AUG 31 5.2 4.9
TURKEY. MD 5.2 (ISK). One person killed, 166 injured and additional
damage in the Izmit area. Also felt at Istanbul.

SEP 07 5.6 5.8
GREECE. At least 135 people killed, 10 missing, more than 1,600
injured, 50,000 homeless and over 34,900 buildings damaged or
destroyed in the Athens area. Felt in much of central Greece and as
far as Izmir, Turkey.

SEP 13 5.8
TURKEY. At least seven people killed, more than 420 injured and
additional damage in the Golcuk-Kocaeli area. Felt in much of
northwestern Turkey.

SEP 20 6.6 7.7
TAIWAN. At least 2,101 people killed, 8,713 injured, 141 trapped, 12
missing and 12,000 houses destroyed; a dam, roads and utilities
damaged on Taiwan by the earthquake and larger aftershocks. Complex
earthquake, with at least one larger event occurring about 12 seconds
after the onset.

SEP 20 5.8 6.5
TAIWAN

Oct 1 7.5
OAXACA, MEXICO

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