Reported 7 months ago
On June 12, 2024, South Korea experienced its strongest earthquake in eight years, registering a magnitude of 5.8 with the epicenter located about 10 kilometers north of Busan at a depth of approximately 15 kilometers. The earthquake led to intense shaking, prompting evacuations and causing damage to buildings. Fortunately, no major casualties were reported. The government activated emergency response measures, dispatched rescue teams to the affected area, and advised citizens to stay calm, monitor official updates, and take necessary safety precautions for potential aftershocks. Experts stress the importance of preparedness and disaster resilience despite South Korea not being a high seismic activity area.
Source: YAHOO