Thousands of Nicaraguans flee erupting San Cristobal volcano and now Japan

Oh Lord
Scientists have discovered signs of a possible imminent eruption of Japan's most famous volcano, Mount Fuji on Honshu. At least this is what many headlines in the press read. According to an article of the Japanese news agency Kyodo the pressure in the magma chamber beneath the volcano Mt Fuji has drastically increased after the tsunami in March 2011 and a magnitude 6.4 quake near the volcano four days later,
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Recent studies assume an increased risk of earthquakes in the Tokai, Tonankai and Nankai regions, which lie at the edge of the Nankai Trough, where a larger quake is expected. In the worst case, a series of simultaneous severe quakes could cause up to 323,000 deaths and additionally trigger an eruption of Mount Fuji, the gloomy conclusion of the latest report reads.



[link to www.volcanodiscovery.com]

my karma could use and pin and this is worthy

capital prepares for major earthquake
In the past 127 years, Managua has been destroyed three times by a major earthquake that strikes every 40-45 years. It’s been 40 years since the last one

[link to www.nicaraguadispatch.com]

pictures: Nicaragua volcano erupts

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glad I live where i live