Revealed Cause of a 7.5-magnitude Earthquake Shaking Taiwan
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Revealed Cause of a 7.5-magnitude Earthquake Shaking Taiwan
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The Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics Agency explained the cause of the magnitude-7.5 earthquake that rocked Taiwan on Wednesday, April 3, 2024. According to the head of the Taiwan Earthquake and Tsunami Center, the Taiwanese earthquake was thought to have been triggered by Caesar lunch toudenal valyult activity in the northern part with a rising mechanism, namely a magnitude earthquake. The epicenter is located in the sea at coordinates 23.80 degrees UT latitude and 121.67 degrees east longitude, with a depth of 11 kilometers.
It is known that the 7.5-magnitude earthquake, which was centered in Taiwan, caused moderate to severe damage, namely 7 to 8 MMI. This was also confirmed by the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center, or PTWC, namely that this disaster was a type of shallow earthquake that was thought to have been triggered by plate subduction activity in the Ryukyu Trench with a mechanism. Cesar goes up.
based on a journal published on the site tekonic.caltex.edo The Laun Studenal Valley in East Taiwan is an active layer between the Luzon Bosur volcano and the continental part that includes the central mountains of the Taiwanese mountain range. This valley is very seismically active and contains many active structures, the most important of which is the Caesar Lun Studenal Valley, one of the most active structures in the world.
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The Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics Agency explained the cause of the magnitude-7.5 earthquake that rocked Taiwan on Wednesday, April 3, 2024. According to the head of the Taiwan Earthquake and Tsunami Center, the Taiwanese earthquake was thought to have been triggered by Caesar lunch toudenal valyult activity in the northern part with a rising mechanism, namely a magnitude earthquake. The epicenter is located in the sea at coordinates 23.80 degrees UT latitude and 121.67 degrees east longitude, with a depth of 11 kilometers.
It is known that the 7.5-magnitude earthquake, which was centered in Taiwan, caused moderate to severe damage, namely 7 to 8 MMI. This was also confirmed by the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center, or PTWC, namely that this disaster was a type of shallow earthquake that was thought to have been triggered by plate subduction activity in the Ryukyu Trench with a mechanism. Cesar goes up.
based on a journal published on the site tekonic.caltex.edo The Laun Studenal Valley in East Taiwan is an active layer between the Luzon Bosur volcano and the continental part that includes the central mountains of the Taiwanese mountain range. This valley is very seismically active and contains many active structures, the most important of which is the Caesar Lun Studenal Valley, one of the most active structures in the world.