Construction engineer warns Romania's infrastructure is less prepared for earthquakes than in 1977

Romania's infrastructure is less prepared for a major earthquake than in 1977, according to a construction engineer. An expert warns that thousands of buildings, previously damaged in past earthquakes, are now at higher risk of collapse in a future seismic event. Consolidation efforts are progressing slowly. Individuals can improve safety by creating emergency plans, establishing meeting points, and preparing a 72-hour emergency kit.