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So either we can now predict earthquakes or this news site has lost the plot...https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/la...rta-tonight-indonesia-megathrust-2004-tsunami
Unfortunately, it is not currently possible to accurately predict earthquakes. Scientists can only estimate the likelihood of an earthquake occurring in a certain area based on historical data and current monitoring of seismic activity.
Scientists use a variety of methods to monitor seismic activity and detect potential earthquakes. These include measuring changes in the Earth's magnetic field, observing animal behavior, and analyzing data from seismometers.
Based on current data, there is no indication that an earthquake will occur in Jakarta tonight. However, the risk of earthquakes is always present in earthquake-prone areas like Indonesia, so it is important to always be prepared.
No, earthquakes cannot be prevented. However, measures can be taken to minimize their impact, such as constructing earthquake-resistant buildings and implementing early warning systems.
If there is a high likelihood of an earthquake occurring in your area, it is important to follow the guidance of local authorities and evacuate if necessary. It is always better to err on the side of caution when it comes to natural disasters like earthquakes.