None of the manuscripts of the Minoan library were damaged.
Hossein Simai, the Minister of Science, Research and Technology, following the publication of news in cyberspace about the damage to the library of the late Professor Mujtaba Minvi and the allegation of serious damage to her manuscripts, together with the head of the Research Institute for Cultural Studies and Humanities, the administrative and financial deputy and the deputy press office in the library and this deputy journalists.
Describing the state of the library after the visit to the field, Simai said: Immediately after we learned about the issue, we arrived at the library together with the head of the Institute for Cultural and Humanities Research. As you can see, a part of the wall measuring about one meter by two meters was damaged by moisture and also eight copies of printed books got wet and the colleagues dried them. These books can be used today and with a better cover, they can be used more.
Emphasizing that none of the library's manuscripts were damaged, he added: manuscripts are stored in another repository, completely safe. What was observed on this visit was the wetting of a part of the wall and eight copies of printed books. Other intact books were also removed from the shelves and placed on the floor.
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