Bangladesh
Earthquake Sylhet can be an epicentre of earthquake in future
Dhaka, May 30, 2021: Technology to predict when and where an earthquake will occur has not yet been invented.
However, if there is a small earthquake somewhere, there is a possibility of a large earthquake. The epicenter was reported below the ground, however; no tsunami alert was issued. The epicenter was reported below the ground, however; no tsunami alert was issued. A small earthquake was felt in Sylhet even today. The epicenter was reported below the ground, however; no tsunami alert was issued. The epicenter was reported below the ground, however; no tsunami alert was issued.
Mominul Islam, an official in charge of the Earthquake Observatory and Research Center, said on Sunday (May 30th), "Small earthquakes in Sylhet indicate that there is a risk of severe earthquakes." It is not possible to predict when an earthquake will occur. The risk is that after a small or small earthquake, a large earthquake can happen. This risk is there. This does not mean that it will be after six months or a year. It could be 20 years later. "
He added, ‘It indicates, that place (Sylhet) is stretchful (under pressure). The area is prone to earthquakes. Since low-level tremors are often felt, it is important to move to a precautionary position. The buildings that are being built in the vicinity, this risk must be taken into account when doing things. '
Hearing the message of hope, Mominul Islam said, "Apart from these two issues, another sign is that small earthquakes are releasing energy, which is good." Then there is no possibility of a big earthquake. In the case of Sylhet too, it is possible that energy is being released through small earthquakes. But now we have to wait for the future. '
The official in charge of the Earthquake Observatory and Research Center said on Saturday, "The Sylhet region is at risk of a slight earthquake." Because there is a Dauki fault. A small earthquake means it is active. '
