Geology researcher Dr. Tony Nemer presented, through his Twitter account, the results of studies previously published in international academic journals. It is a set of maps that show the reality of geological formations in Lebanon and the neighborhood. He said, “For more awareness of the seismic reality in Lebanon, I publish in subsequent tweets some of the results of studies that I have previously published in international academic journals.
The attached map shows the reality of the geological formations in Lebanon and the neighborhood.

After the first map, he presented links to a study on the active seismic movement of the Rashaya and Sargaya faults in Lebanon.

He also published a study on the active seismic movement of the Yammouneh fault in Lebanon.

Nemer also presented a study on the inactive seismic movement of the Hasbaya Fault. (Monitor: Lebanon 24)

Source: Rasd, Lebanon 24