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Japan's 6.9-magnitude earthquake releases energy equivalent to 11 atomic bombs. The chance of a strong earthquake above 7.0 increases fivefold

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A 6.9 magnitude earthquake occurred off the coast of Miyazaki Prefecture, Japan yesterday (13th). At around 11pm, Shigeki Aoki, the earthquake and tsunami planning officer of the Japan Meteorological Agency, announced that the magnitude of the earthquake was estimated to be 6.7. Regarding this earthquake, Kuo Kai-wen, former director of the Earthquake Monitoring Center of the Taiwan Meteorological Administration, said that a 6.9 magnitude earthq…

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