Fiji Was Hit
On May 1st, Fiji endured three separate
earthquakes. The first was that occurred was 64 miles from Lautoka Fiji, and
it was rated as a 5.2 on the Richter scale. The second was 154 miles from Fiji, and it measured in at a 5.9.
The third occurred about 10 minutes after the second and it was
157 miles from Fiji, measuring in at a 4.7.
What Should I Know?
Earthquakes are rated on the Richter scale.
This scale depicts the earthquakes energy, which gives an idea of the damage it
can cause. Below is a video of Bill Nye the Science Guy explaining how the
Richter scale works:
How do earthquakes work anyways? What is an
earthquake? National Geographic explains it all:
How Do I Stay Safe?
Earthquakes are natural disasters, and they can't be stopped. Keeping your family safe is key. When a disaster arises, it can be scary, and being unprepared can be deadly, FEMA tells us what exactly to do.
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