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Official report explains Jebel Kawkab cracks
A joint Syrian technical committee has revealed that the phenomenon of fumes and emissions observed on Mount Kawkab in eastern Al-Hasakah is caused by human activities, such as burning plastics and tires. It is not related to seismic or volcanic activity. The committee conducted a field study in the area and confirmed that there is no evidence linking the phenomenon to geological or seismic activity. The area contains an old waste dump and signs of recent burning, and it is under precautionary measures due to concerns over remnants of war or hazardous materials. The phenomenon had previously sparked speculation about a resurgence of volcanic activity, but the report ruled out this possibility based on the current findings.
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