In a concerning development, seismic activity has been detected along the underground grass fault line, sparking fears of a significant earthquake in the coming days.
This rapid tremor has prompted experts to closely monitor the situation as the risk of a powerful earthquake in the region remains high.
The Earthquake Sensor Research Institute has reported an unusual increase in electric charge fluctuations in the space near the sea, particularly affecting areas marked in green on the seismic activity map.
This zone encompasses the entire territory of Pakistan, raising concerns for the safety of residents in these regions.
Seismology, Seismography, and Geological Survey (SSGS) have identified the Grass Fault Line as an area of extreme potential for a formidable earthquake.
However, it’s important to note that earthquake predictions are approximate at best, and currently, there is no foolproof method to pinpoint the precise locations of such seismic events.
It’s worth recalling that last year, Frank Hoger, the head of the Solar System Geomagnetic Survey at the Research Institute, made an accurate prediction on February 3rd.
He forecasted a 7.5 magnitude earthquake in southern central Turkey, Jordan, Syria, and Lebanon, and just three days later, his prediction came true. The earthquake, which struck on February 6th, became one of the strongest ever recorded in Turkey and Syria, resulting in numerous fatalities and millions of injuries.
In the aftermath of these devastating earthquakes, the scientific community has been diligently studying the causes and severity of such events.
According to geologists, the catastrophic earthquake on February 6th occurred when two massive tectonic plates, situated a mere 12 miles apart from each other in southern Turkey and northern Syria, collided, unleashing a destructive 7.8 magnitude earthquake—marking it as the most devastating earthquake in Turkey’s history.
To compound the tragedy, just nine hours later, another powerful earthquake, registering at 7.5 magnitude, struck the same area, further exacerbating the destruction.
As experts continue their research, residents in high-risk regions are urged to remain vigilant and prepared for any seismic activity in the coming day.