Araghchi said that details about damage to other nuclear sites, including Natanz and Isfahan, were still being assessed.

“The next round of talks could have paved the way for an agreement,” he said.

During the forum, Araghchi is expected to hold a series of bilateral meetings.

“What remains is mop-up and ensuring no residual heat sources remain,” officials said.

The quake’s tremors were also felt in neighboring Thailand, where at least nine people were killed. In Bangkok, a skyscraper.

Turkey has previously imposed similar restrictions following major political events, bomb attacks, and natural disasters.