Japan faced a 7.4 earthquake that shook the nation at night. People got urgent messages to run to safety, and smart systems helped them find tall buildings and shelters in stores. Power stayed on, and bullet trains stopped without problems, showing Japan was ready. Even with some damage and worries, the country quickly started to fix things and move forward, proving its strong spirit.
On a tranquil Sunday morning, the inhabitants of Johannesburg’s East Rand were rudely awakened by an abrupt tremor. The Council for Geoscience (CGS) confirmed that a local magnitude 4.4 earthquake had occurred on the South African Seismograph Network (SANSN). The center of this seismic event was near Boksburg, several kilometers from the East Rand Proprietary Mine (ERPM).
