Arg-e Bam

  • Bam earthquake of 2003

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    Bam earthquake of 2003

    A devastating earthquake that happened on December 26, 2003 and lasted for 12 seconds shook the city of Bam in southeastern Iranian province of Kerman. With an estimated death toll of 34,000-50,000, it is still regarded as one of the three deadliest earthquakes in Iran’s history.Tens of thousands were wounded in Bam earthquake while many more were left homeless.The following album is a selection of IRNA’s file photos that are released on the anniversary of the earthquake.

  • Historical Iranian city of Bam holding virtual festival

    Historical Iranian city of Bam holding virtual festival

    Kerman, IRNA - Historical, cultural and natural attractions of the ancient city of Bam in Kerman province, Iran, are being introduced at a virtual photography festival named Outlook of Bam.

  • Repair of most part of Arg-e Bam, southeastern Iran, completed

    Repair of most part of Arg-e Bam, southeastern Iran, completed

    Kerman, Dec 23, IRNA – Repair and reconstruction of 80 percent of Arg-e Bam- world's largest adobe building in the route of Silk Road- southeastern Iran, has been completed, according to provincial official.