In Shiga Town, Ishikawa Prefecture, where shaking with a seismic intensity of 7 was observed during the Noto Peninsula Earthquake, a fault different from the active fault that caused the major earthquake has been confirmed.
In Shiga Town, Ishikawa Prefecture, where shaking with a seismic intensity of 7 was observed during the Noto Peninsula Earthquake, a fault different from the active fault that caused the major earthquake has been confirmed.
The two faults appear to have shifted almost simultaneously, and the experts who investigated said, ``Although the faults found are approximately 20 kilometers apart, they appear to have been active in conjunction with a major earthquake, and this is a very important point when considering future disaster prevention.’’ ”This is an important discovery.”
The two faults appear to have shifted almost simultaneously, and the experts who investigated said, ``Although the faults found are approximately 20 kilometers apart, they appear to have been active in conjunction with a major earthquake, and this is a very important point when considering future disaster prevention.’’ ”This is an important discovery.”