Echo of "Courage": Tashkent Honors Victims of Earthquakes
Uzbekistan
A moving ceremony took place at the "Courage" monument in Tashkent, bringing together rescuers and experts from dozens of countries. Participants of the international conference paid tribute to those whose lives were taken by devastating earthquakes, reminding the world of the vital importance of unity in the face of natural disasters.
A solemn event dedicated to the International Day of Remembrance for Earthquake Victims was held in Tashkent. The main location was the "Courage" monument—a symbol of the city's resilience following the 1966 catastrophe. The ceremony was part of a major international forum that gathered the leadership of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Uzbekistan, foreign specialists, and honored guests.
Participants laid flowers at the base of the monument to honor those who perished in global seismic disasters. The event concluded with a ceremonial parade, highlighting the readiness of modern rescue services to protect human lives. Organizers noted that such meetings are essential not only for preserving historical memory but also for strengthening international cooperation in the field of emergency prevention.
Participants laid flowers at the base of the monument to honor those who perished in global seismic disasters. The event concluded with a ceremonial parade, highlighting the readiness of modern rescue services to protect human lives. Organizers noted that such meetings are essential not only for preserving historical memory but also for strengthening international cooperation in the field of emergency prevention.
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