Japan issues warning over MEGAQUAKE that could kill 300,000 people
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The Japanese government has raised alarms about a potential megaquake in the Nankai Trough, predicting an 80% probability of a magnitude nine quake within the next three decades. This disaster could lead to up to 300,000 fatalities, primarily from massive tsunami waves. In total, up to 2.35 million buildings may be destroyed, with projected damages reaching £1.44 trillion. As Japan sits on the Pacific Ring of Fire, it is especially vulnerable to seismic activity, and recent updates from government experts highlight the urgency of preparedness efforts.
The Japanese government has issued an urgent warning following expert predictions of an 80% likelihood of a magnitude nine earthquake within the next 30 years.
Experts estimate a megaquake off the Pacific coast could kill up to 300,000 people, displace 10% of the population, and incur damage worth £1.44 trillion.
Read at Mail Online
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