
Originally Posted by
Yatta
Last year when we released the West Valley Fault maps, therr was this house of an informals settler in Quezon City that we mapped to be directly above the fault. We even told the owner her refrigerator was directly over it. The next day we came back to continue our awareness campaign she proudly showed us what she did, she moved her ref a foot to the side of our delineation!
Seriously though there are many other hazards from earthquakes. Not being on top of the fault just means your house or building is less susceptible to ground rupture. Other hazards are liquefaction, ground shaking, landslides and tsunamis (if one is close to the shore).
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