fresh_42 said:
Yet.davenn said:
The two latest quakes were caused by tectonic plate movement. The M5.9 earthquake was triggered by a strike-slip fault, while the M6.4 earthquake was caused by a thrust fault.
The two quakes occurred about 7.5 miles apart from each other. This is considered to be very close in terms of seismic activity.
There were reports of some damages, such as cracked buildings and broken windows, but no casualties have been reported so far. However, it is important to continue monitoring the situation and take necessary precautions.
It is possible that the two latest quakes are connected to previous quakes in the area. Earthquakes can trigger other earthquakes, especially if they occur in the same fault system. However, further analysis and research is needed to determine the exact relationship between these quakes.
There is always a possibility of more earthquakes occurring in the same area, as seismic activity is unpredictable. However, it is important to note that the occurrence of these two quakes does not necessarily mean that more will follow. Scientists and seismologists will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates if necessary.