Conclusion of loud bangs in the ground in Quang Nam
According to initial preliminary conclusions, the cause of vibration is accompanied by explosions in Bac Tra My district, in recent years, stimulating earthquakes with i…
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According to initial preliminary conclusions, the cause of vibration is accompanied by explosions in Bac Tra My district, in recent years, stimulating earthquakes with i…
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Prof. Dr. Cao Dinh Trieu, expert at the Institute of Geophysics, said that the seismic station in Thua Thien - Hue recorded aftershock on November 16 in Bac Tra My distr…