Smoke and cracks on Jebel Kawkab, says Geological Institute

Fumes and cracking are escalating on Mount Kawkab in Al-Hasakah Governorate, Syria. The phenomenon is linked to groundwater seeping through cracks and faults into the depths of the earth, according to the General Organization for Geology and Mineral Resources. The mountain, which is 516 meters high and located 15 kilometers east of Al-Hasakah, is a conical volcano covered with basaltic rocks. A specialized technical team is conducting field studies to measure and determine the cause of the phenomenon, with a recommendation to avoid entering the affected sites to ensure safety. Data indicates that the phenomenon is related to volcanic and tectonic geological formations intertwined in the region. Continuous monitoring of the two sites is ongoing to observe any developments or potential changes.

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