Floating ball to save people in tsunami
A Japanese company built a circular storage chamber capable of floating on water to help people escape in tsunamis and other natural disasters.
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A Japanese company built a circular storage chamber capable of floating on water to help people escape in tsunamis and other natural disasters.
Dr. Le Huy Minh, Director of the Earthquake Alert and Tsunami Warning Center and Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Hong Phuong, Deputy Director of the Earthquake Reporting Center…
On the morning of September 17, a magnitude 6.6 earthquake struck off the east side of Honshu, not far from the 9-magnitude quake and devastating tsunami on March 11.
MT geological survey ship Choyo Maru, of Kawasaki Japan Geological Survey Company came to Vietnam and is surveying marine geology for the construction project of Ninh Th…
The last time the most terrifying volcano erupted was in 1815, killing the lives of 90,000 people in the region.
A powerful 6.6-magnitude earthquake rocked the Indonesian island of Sumatra early this morning, killing a 12-year-old boy and causing people to rush to the streets in pa…
A strong magnitude 6.2 earthquake just happened this morning (September 13) in the Pacific island nation of Papua New Guinea, but no tsunami warning was issued, accordin…
Acknowledging that the warning about the August 25 earthquake in Phu Yen was flawed, the head of the Tsunami Earthquake Reporting Center said that part of the software w…
The US Geological Survey (USGS) reported September 2 (US time), a magnitude 6.8 earthquake that struck the Aleutian Islands, in the state of Alaska.
At 15:18 on September 5, there was an earthquake of 3.3 Richter scale on the South China Sea, about 90km from Ha Long City.
This information was given at the International Conference 'Danger of earthquakes, tsunamis and early warning systems in the Asia-Pacific region
At 1: 3 am on August 25 (at 18:03 GMT), an earthquake with an intensity of 5.1 on the Richter scale occurred in the South China Sea.
Earthquakes are caused by faults of the subsoil, where there were many active volcanoes.
Japan yesterday approved the first nuclear reactor to resume operations after the March 11 earthquake and tsunami.