The earthquake that occurred across the Midwest on June 18 unstably reminds us that there is a possibility that an earthquake may occur everywhere. According to Indianapolis Star, the epicenter of the epicenter of Evansville was felt in the state of Indiana and most of the surrounding provinces. This earthquake was not the biggest earthquake in the history of the Midwest, but only the magnitude 0 earthquake caused not much damage. However, this is the awakening of those who did not notice the warning that there was the possibility of the occurrence of a larger and devastating earthquake in the past.
The 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake ended the decades of calm in the Bay Area in San Francisco. This is a call for awakening to prepare for unavoidable possibilities and more serious future impacts. Since 1989, the activities of the US Geological Survey and other organizations have provided a more effective strategy to raise awareness of earthquake threats in the Gulf region, increase awareness of earthquake risks, and reduce earthquake losses It was. These efforts will help reduce the impact of future major earthquakes in the San Francisco Bay Area. Robert Page, American Geological Survey
The earthquake that occurred across the Midwest on June 18 unstably reminds us that there is a possibility that an earthquake may occur everywhere. According to Indianapolis Star, the epicenter of the epicenter of Evansville was felt in the state of Indiana and most of the surrounding provinces. This earthquake was not the biggest earthquake in the history of the Midwest, but it was a 5.0 earthquake on the Richter scale, and there was no major damage. - Natural phenomena harming earthquakes Earthquakes are one of the most destructive natural phenomena and consist of sharp vibrations of rocks near the Earth's surface. It is the most terrible of all natural phenomena, and it has suddenly brought horror from ancient times as it has suddenly unpredictable events and tremendous destructive power. Vibration usually lasts only a few seconds, but some earthquakes may last for several minutes.
There were many big earthquakes in the bay. With all major earthquakes, death is a direct result of building design and seismic safety law. On 21 October 1868 the most devastating earthquake occurred in San Francisco. It is known as the "San Francisco earthquake". It burst from the southern end of the Hayward fault. More than 20 people died in the earthquake, more than 60 people were injured, property of 300 thousand dollars was destroyed - a large amount of money then. On April 18, 1906, the San Andreas fault was broken at a speed of 7 degrees. More than 3,000 people died in the earthquake and about 225,000 people were injured. The total damage of the earthquake exceeded 400 million dollars.