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| This photo was taken by D. Zekkos on August 2002. You could think that this photo is fake but no, it is real! It was taken in the wonderful beach of Myrtos in Cefalonia, Greece. The authorities have placed next to a big landslide a sign warning about the hazard, but these tourists seem to feel safe just a few meters from this big landslide, surrounded by large fallen rocks. Consider also the fact that this incident occurred in the summer, when great temperature differences occur between day and night, making even worse the stability of rock masses. |
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Landslide Hazard: ignorance or stupidity?
