A 4.06 magnitude earthquake struck Pakistan on Monday (May 12), which had an epicentre 10 kilometres below the surface. This was the third earthquake to hit the South Asian nation in the last few days.
This comes as tensions between Pakistan and its neighbour, India, reach new heights in the aftermath of the Pahalgam terror attack in India's Jammu and Kashmir, and the subsequent India's Operation Sindoor and Pakistan&rsquo;s Op Banyan-um-Marsoos.
According to the National Centre for Seismology, the latitude of the earthquake was 29.12 N and the longitude 67.26 E.
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The recent seismic event occurred several days after a 4.0 magnitude earthquake struck Pakistan late Friday night.
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Pakistan experiences a 4.6 magnitude earthquake, the third in recent days, amid escalating tensions with India following the Pahalgam terror attack.

A 4.06 magnitude earthquake struck Pakistan on Monday (May 12), which had an epicentre 10 kilometres below the surface. This was the third earthquake to hit the South Asian nation in the last few days. This comes as tensions between Pakistan and its neighbour, India, reach new heights in the aftermath of the Pahalgam terror attack in India's Jammu and Kashmir, and the subsequent India's Operation Sindoor and Pakistan’s Op Banyan-um-Marsoos. According to the National Centre for Seismology, the latitude of the earthquake was 29.12 N and the longitude 67.26 E. EQ of M: 4.6, On: 12/05/2025 13:26:32 IST, Lat: 29.12 N, Long: 67.26 E, Depth: 10 Km, Location: Pakistan. For more information Download the BhooKamp App https://t.co/5gCOtjdtw0 @DrJitendraSingh @OfficeOfDrJS @Ravi_MoES @Dr_Mishra1966 @ndmaindia pic.twitter.com/x6TpdHyX6U — National Center for Seismology (@NCS_Earthquake) May 12, 2025 The recent seismic event occurred several days after a 4.0 magnitude earthquake struck Pakistan late Friday night. (Developing story, more to follow)

Pakistan hit by 4.6 magnitude earthquake, third in recent days amid rising Indo-Pak tensions

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A massive earthquake can drown several parts of America in the future, a new study has warned. Coupled with climate-change-driven sea-level rise, the quake will increase flooding across northern California, Oregon, and Washington. Not to mention, the quake will have effects of its own.
&nbsp;Researchers at Virginia Tech state in their paper that a powerful earthquake along the Cascadia subduction zone could cause coastal land to sink by as much as 6.5 feet, SciTech Daily reported.
The study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences states that the most impacted would be southern Washington, northern Oregon, and northern California. These regions are densely populated, meaning people would lose their houses.
Tina Dura, lead author of the study and assistant professor of geosciences in the College of Science, and her team created thousands of earthquake models to estimate how much land would sink would be caused by a future Cascadia megaquake.
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They also calculated how much the one per cent floodplain would expand across 24 estuaries and coastal communities along the fault zone.
<h2>Two earthquakes were studied - one today and another in 2100</h2>
Two timeline scenarios of the big one were taken into account - one that would hit today and the other in 2100. Scientists found that areas exposed to flooding would greatly increase when a quake hits today, helped by the rising sea water. 14,350 residents, 22,500 structures, and 777 miles of roadway would be in the post-earthquake floodplain.
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In the year 2100 scenario, sea levels along the Cascadia subduction zone could be up to three feet higher than today. This means that the effects of future earthquake-driven subsidence would be three times greater.
Dura says the rise in sea levels and earthquake-driven subsidence will delay rescue and relief efforts for those affected by the quake itself. "Long-term effects could render many coastal communities uninhabitable,&rdquo; Dura added.
The soil will become extremely saline, affecting cattle grazing and farming. Natural systems that act as a buffer against storm surges, like coastal estuaries, intertidal wetlands and protective dunes and beaches, will also be irreversibly eroded.
Dura and her team are studying ancient earthquakes. Their research suggests that over the last six to seven thousand years, 11 great earthquakes have hit approximately every 200 to 800 years in the Pacific Northwest. The last time this happened, 1.5 to 6.5 feet of land along the coastline sank.

Sea water levels are already rising because of climate change. A big earthquake will cause them to go up even more, besides delivering a blow of its own. World Science & Tech

A massive earthquake can drown several parts of America in the future, a new study has warned. Coupled with climate-change-driven sea-level rise, the quake will increase flooding across northern California, Oregon, and Washington. Not to mention, the quake will have effects of its own. Researchers at Virginia Tech state in their paper that a powerful earthquake along the Cascadia subduction zone could cause coastal land to sink by as much as 6.5 feet, SciTech Daily reported. The study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences states that the most impacted would be southern Washington, northern Oregon, and northern California. These regions are densely populated, meaning people would lose their houses. Tina Dura, lead author of the study and assistant professor of geosciences in the College of Science, and her team created thousands of earthquake models to estimate how much land would sink would be caused by a future Cascadia megaquake. Also Read: Submarine volcano near Oregon can erupt any time. Can it be as terrible as the Tonga explosion? They also calculated how much the one per cent floodplain would expand across 24 estuaries and coastal communities along the fault zone. Two earthquakes were studied - one today and another in 2100 Two timeline scenarios of the big one were taken into account - one that would hit today and the other in 2100. Scientists found that areas exposed to flooding would greatly increase when a quake hits today, helped by the rising sea water. 14,350 residents, 22,500 structures, and 777 miles of roadway would be in the post-earthquake floodplain. Also Read: 'Eldest Ones' lived before ancient Egyptians and were killed by a comet, experts claim In the year 2100 scenario, sea levels along the Cascadia subduction zone could be up to three feet higher than today. This means that the effects of future earthquake-driven subsidence would be three times greater. Dura says the rise in sea levels and earthquake-driven subsidence will delay rescue and relief efforts for those affected by the quake itself. "Long-term effects could render many coastal communities uninhabitable,” Dura added. The soil will become extremely saline, affecting cattle grazing and farming. Natural systems that act as a buffer against storm surges, like coastal estuaries, intertidal wetlands and protective dunes and beaches, will also be irreversibly eroded. Dura and her team are studying ancient earthquakes. Their research suggests that over the last six to seven thousand years, 11 great earthquakes have hit approximately every 200 to 800 years in the Pacific Northwest. The last time this happened, 1.5 to 6.5 feet of land along the coastline sank.

Scientists warn of triple threat, say massive earthquake can drown parts of US

An <a href="https://www.wionews.com/tags/earthquake">earthquake </a>of 4.4 magnitude jolted Pakistan on late Wednesday (April 30), according to the National Center for Seismology (NCS).&nbsp;
As the massive earthquake hit the nation, tremors were felt across the country.&nbsp;
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"An earthquake with a magnitude of 4.4 on the Richter Scale hit Pakistan at 21:58:26 (IST) today," the National Center for Seismology (NCS) said.
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The residents in affected areas reported feeling the tremors on social media, while many evacuated the buildings as a precautionary measure. &nbsp;
However, no loss of life or property was reported.&nbsp;
On April 12, an earthquake of magnitude 5.8 on the Richter Scale hit Pakistan, a statement by the National Centre for Seismology (NCS) said.
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The earthquake occurred at a shallow depth of 10km, making it susceptible to aftershocks, according to NCS.&nbsp;
After that, on April 27, a 4.4 magnitude of earthquake struck Khyber Pakhtunkhwa's Swat and its adjoining areas with a depth of 185 kilometres and epicentre in Hindukush.&nbsp;
People came out of their homes in panic and began evacuating for precautionary measures.
Notably, Pakistan is one of the most seismically active countries in the world, being crossed by several major faults.&nbsp;
Pakistan falls on three major tectonic plates &mdash; the Arabian, Euro-Asian and Indian &mdash; as per the geological engineer Muhammad Rehan, creating five seismic zones within the country.
Hence, earthquakes in Pakistan are often occurrences.&nbsp;
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"An earthquake with a magnitude of 4.4 on the Richter Scale hit Pakistan at 21:58:26 (IST) today," National Center for Seismology (NCS) said. south asia Pakistan

An earthquake of 4.4 magnitude jolted Pakistan on late Wednesday (April 30), according to the National Center for Seismology (NCS). As the massive earthquake hit the nation, tremors were felt across the country. Also read: Pahalgam terror attack: India closes its airspace for all flights from Pakistan "An earthquake with a magnitude of 4.4 on the Richter Scale hit Pakistan at 21:58:26 (IST) today," the National Center for Seismology (NCS) said. EQ of M: 4.4, On: 30/04/2025 21:58:26 IST, Lat: 31.08 N, Long: 68.84 E, Depth: 50 Km, Location: Pakistan. For more information Download the BhooKamp App https://t.co/5gCOtjcVGs @DrJitendraSingh @OfficeOfDrJS @Ravi_MoES @Dr_Mishra1966 @ndmaindia pic.twitter.com/NKscR7Sb6g — National Center for Seismology (@NCS_Earthquake) April 30, 2025 The residents in affected areas reported feeling the tremors on social media, while many evacuated the buildings as a precautionary measure. However, no loss of life or property was reported. On April 12, an earthquake of magnitude 5.8 on the Richter Scale hit Pakistan, a statement by the National Centre for Seismology (NCS) said. Also read: Istanbul shaken by 6.2 magnitude earthquake, neighbouring regions also felt tremors The earthquake occurred at a shallow depth of 10km, making it susceptible to aftershocks, according to NCS. After that, on April 27, a 4.4 magnitude of earthquake struck Khyber Pakhtunkhwa's Swat and its adjoining areas with a depth of 185 kilometres and epicentre in Hindukush. People came out of their homes in panic and began evacuating for precautionary measures. Notably, Pakistan is one of the most seismically active countries in the world, being crossed by several major faults. Pakistan falls on three major tectonic plates — the Arabian, Euro-Asian and Indian — as per the geological engineer Muhammad Rehan, creating five seismic zones within the country. Hence, earthquakes in Pakistan are often occurrences. Also read: Pahalgam terror attack: India closes its airspace for all flights from Pakistan

Massive earthquake of 4.4 magnitude jolts Pakistan, tremors felt across the country

Nepal's northwestern Dolpa district was struck by an earthquake of magnitude 4.0 early on Sunday. The National Earthquake Monitoring and Research Centre confirmed.
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No reports on damage, or casualties have been reported so far. The tremor, with its epicentre at Kanjiroba in Dolpa, was recorded at 3.06 AM local time, according to the centre.
On Friday (Apr 25), Nepal had commemorated the 10th memorial day of Gorkha earthquake. The 7.6 magnitude quake had claimed lives of 9,079. It had damaged&nbsp;over 800,000 private houses, 1,500 cultural heritages across the across the country.
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Nepal's northwestern Dolpa district was struck by an earthquake of magnitude 4.0 early on Sunday. The National Earthquake Monitoring and Research Centre confirmed. Nepal, South Asia

Nepal's northwestern Dolpa district was struck by an earthquake of magnitude 4.0 early on Sunday. The National Earthquake Monitoring and Research Centre confirmed. Also read: Istanbul shaken by 6.2 magnitude earthquake, neighbouring regions also felt tremors No reports on damage, or casualties have been reported so far. The tremor, with its epicentre at Kanjiroba in Dolpa, was recorded at 3.06 AM local time, according to the centre. On Friday (Apr 25), Nepal had commemorated the 10th memorial day of Gorkha earthquake. The 7.6 magnitude quake had claimed lives of 9,079. It had damaged over 800,000 private houses, 1,500 cultural heritages across the across the country.

4 magnitude earthquake strikes Nepal

Myanmar has arrested a TikTok astrologer for triggering panic by predicting a new earthquake in a viral TikTok video. This comes after a 7.7 magnitude earthquake killed 3500 people in <a href="https://www.wionews.com/tags/myanmar">Myanmar </a>last month.&nbsp;
21-year-old TikToker John Moe posted his prediction on April 9. However, after posting the video, he was arrested following a raid at his home in the city of Sagaing on Tuesday morning for making "false statements with the intention of "spreading rumours and causing public panic".&nbsp;
He has more than 300,000 followers and predicted a "very strong" earthquake would strike "every city in Myanmar" in 12 days. He said that the earthquake will hit Myanmar on April 21.
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&ldquo;People should not stay in tall buildings during the day,&rdquo; Moe wrote in the caption of his video.
&ldquo;Take important things with you and run away from buildings during the shaking.&rdquo;
The video went viral on social media, receiving 3.3 million views, but also causing panic among people.&nbsp;
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However, according to experts, earthquakes are impossible to predict due to the complexity of the factors involved in such disasters.
Myanmar's military government released a statement on social media on Thursday, confirming that the TikToker has been arrested.&nbsp;
"We got a tip-off about fake news being spread through a TikTok account that a severe earthquake will hit," the statement said.
"Action will be taken effectively against him according to the law. Likewise, we will also take action effectively against those who write or spread or share fake news."
Last month, a major earthquake jolted Myanmar, killing over 3600 people, and injuring over 5100. Moreover, some 65,000 structures, including homes, schools and religious sites were destroyed.&nbsp;
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He predicted a "very strong" earthquake would strike "every city in Myanmar" in 12 days, adding that earthquake will hit Myanmar on April 21. WORLD

Myanmar has arrested a TikTok astrologer for triggering panic by predicting a new earthquake in a viral TikTok video. This comes after a 7.7 magnitude earthquake killed 3500 people in Myanmar last month. 21-year-old TikToker John Moe posted his prediction on April 9. However, after posting the video, he was arrested following a raid at his home in the city of Sagaing on Tuesday morning for making "false statements with the intention of "spreading rumours and causing public panic". He has more than 300,000 followers and predicted a "very strong" earthquake would strike "every city in Myanmar" in 12 days. He said that the earthquake will hit Myanmar on April 21. Also read: In Myanmar, ground cracked to reveal an ancient staircase peeking out for 16 years “People should not stay in tall buildings during the day,” Moe wrote in the caption of his video. “Take important things with you and run away from buildings during the shaking.” The video went viral on social media, receiving 3.3 million views, but also causing panic among people. WATCH | Myanmar's New Year amnesty excludes political prisoners like Suu Kyi However, according to experts, earthquakes are impossible to predict due to the complexity of the factors involved in such disasters. Myanmar's military government released a statement on social media on Thursday, confirming that the TikToker has been arrested. "We got a tip-off about fake news being spread through a TikTok account that a severe earthquake will hit," the statement said. "Action will be taken effectively against him according to the law. Likewise, we will also take action effectively against those who write or spread or share fake news." Last month, a major earthquake jolted Myanmar, killing over 3600 people, and injuring over 5100. Moreover, some 65,000 structures, including homes, schools and religious sites were destroyed. Also read: Weaponising earthquake? Myanmar junta accused of blocking aid in rebel-held areas, conducting airstrikes despite truce

'Run away...': TikTok astrologer predicted 'very strong earthquake' in Myanmar, arrested for 'causing panic'

An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 6.2 jolted Istanbul, Turkey on Wednesday (April 23), according to Turkey's emergency management agency.&nbsp;
However, there are no immediate reports of any damage or any reported injuries.&nbsp;
Further, the United States Geological Survey also confirmed the earthquake's magnitude as 6.2 at a shallow depth of 10 kilometres.
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Its epicentre was some 40 km southwest of Istanbul in the Sea of Marmara.
The epicentre of the quake, which struck at 12:49 (0949 GMT) was in the area of Silivri, some 80 km (50 miles) to the west of Istanbul. It was at a depth of 6.92 km (4.3 miles), AFAD said.
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Reportedly, several neighbouring regions also felt the tremors.&nbsp;
Some of the hospitals reported that many patients were admitted due to anxiety and panic as the earthquake rattled the region, making people anxious and worried.
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People began leaving the buildings as soon as the earthquake hit and shook the city.&nbsp;
One person is injured as he jumped off a balcony to save himself during the quake, Broadcaster TGRT reported.&nbsp;
Moreover, AFAD warned people in the region against entering damaged buildings.
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Turkey is traversed by two major fault lines, which makes earthquakes a common occurrence in the region.&nbsp;
Earlier in 2023, a magnitude of 7.8 earthquake struck Turkey, followed by another powerful tremor hours later.&nbsp;
It led to massive destruction in 11 southern and southeastern Turkish provinces, which took the lives of over 53,000 people.&nbsp;
Moreover, 6,000 people were killed in the northern regions of neighbouring Syria.
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The United States Geological Survey confirmed the earthquake's magnitude as 6.2. There are no immediate reports of any damage or injuries. WORLD

An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 6.2 jolted Istanbul, Turkey on Wednesday (April 23), according to Turkey's emergency management agency. However, there are no immediate reports of any damage or any reported injuries. Further, the United States Geological Survey also confirmed the earthquake's magnitude as 6.2 at a shallow depth of 10 kilometres. Also read: Turkey bans elective C-section births, sparking outrage from rights groups, opposition: ‘Keep your hands off women’s bodies’ Its epicentre was some 40 km southwest of Istanbul in the Sea of Marmara. The epicentre of the quake, which struck at 12:49 (0949 GMT) was in the area of Silivri, some 80 km (50 miles) to the west of Istanbul. It was at a depth of 6.92 km (4.3 miles), AFAD said. Notable quake, preliminary info: M 6.2 - 21 km SE of Marmara Ereğlisi, Turkey https://t.co/oFIAxnj4yx — USGS Earthquakes (@USGS_Quakes) April 23, 2025 Reportedly, several neighbouring regions also felt the tremors. Some of the hospitals reported that many patients were admitted due to anxiety and panic as the earthquake rattled the region, making people anxious and worried. Also read: Turkey earthquake: World Bank estimates damages at $34bn as prez Erdogan apologies for rescue delays People began leaving the buildings as soon as the earthquake hit and shook the city. One person is injured as he jumped off a balcony to save himself during the quake, Broadcaster TGRT reported. Moreover, AFAD warned people in the region against entering damaged buildings. Also read: Turkey earthquake: Cat rescued from rubble refuses to leave its saviour Turkey is traversed by two major fault lines, which makes earthquakes a common occurrence in the region. Earlier in 2023, a magnitude of 7.8 earthquake struck Turkey, followed by another powerful tremor hours later. It led to massive destruction in 11 southern and southeastern Turkish provinces, which took the lives of over 53,000 people. Moreover, 6,000 people were killed in the northern regions of neighbouring Syria. WATCH | The fallout of Syria-Turkey earthquake

Istanbul shaken by 6.2 magnitude earthquake, neighbouring regions also felt tremors

A 5.2 magnitude earthquake shook Southern California sending boulders tumbling onto rural roadways outside San Diego Items rattling off shelves But during the earthquake something rather unique was spotted. This story takes a closer look at how elephants at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park who were scrambling to encircle their young were seen doing something rather extraordinary.

Elephants at San Diego Safari Park huddle to protect calves

The video from the San Diego Zoo Safari Park shows the elephants instinctively circling their young, as soon as they felt the 5.2 earthquake which hit San Diego County on April 14. According to the zoo, this behavior is known as an 'alert circle' and is intended to protect the young, and the entire herd from threats. Watch in for more details!

San Diego earthquake: elephants huddle to protect their young, as earthquake hits southern California

Elephants at San Diego zoo sense earthquake, form 'alert circle' around calves

A series of four earthquakes struck different parts of Central and Southeast Asia within hours, triggering concern across the region. Myanmar’s Mektila recorded a 5.5 magnitude quake, while Tajikistan was hit by tremors measuring 6.1 and 3.9. A smaller 3.4 magnitude quake was also reported in Himachal Pradesh’s Mandi.

Four earthquakes jolt Central and Southeast Asia within hours, Myanmar and Tajikistan hit

#GRAVITAS | Heavy rains have lashed parts of quake-hit Myanmar, complicating relief efforts and raising the risk of disease. Watch this video to find out more.

Death toll from Myanmar's earthquake reaches 3,564

As Myanmar looks to come to terms with the massive devastation and loss of life in the 7.7 magnitude earthquake, standing out is India stepping in for help. India has sent in nearly 700 metric tonnes of aid material - food, blankets, medicines, and more, besides having set up field hospitals and stepping up for rescue work. This is one of several humanitarian initiatives that India has extended to several natural disaster-hit countries. The top story on Inside South Asia this week.

Myanmar Earthquake: India Leads ‘Operation Brahma’ In Quake-Hit Myanmar

Myanmar: The ruling military government has announced a temporary ceasefire and operations against armed opponents from the 2nd of April until the 22nd of this month. The ceasefire comes following the deadly earthquake of 7.7 magnitude.

Myanmar govt ceases ops against armed groups; ceasefire to facilitate rehabilitation after earthquake

Rescuers race against time after 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck central Myanmar.
Thailand too has been affected by the earthquake.
As of 2nd April, the death toll has crossed 2800. Many experts believed the death toll could touch 10,000.
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What is the Sagaing Fault?
How vulnerable are Myanmar and Thailand to earthquakes?
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<h2>&lsquo;Inconsistency&rsquo; reveals fake video</h2>
According to an AFP report, experts pointed out the &ldquo;inconsistency&rdquo; of different movements in the clip, showing telltale signs that it was created with AI.
&ldquo;Myanmar Earthquake. 17M people Affected. God save all people. Pray,&rdquo; said the text in the video shared on Facebook.
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The false clip, which was shared a day after the 7.7 magnitude quake hit Myanmar, followed by a 6.7 magnitude aftershock, was also shared on TikTok and YouTube and gained millions of views.
According to AFP, in some of the videos, a TikTok username @the.360.report could be seen. While the original video was not found on the account, many of the videos shared by it had watermarks of a US-based AI generative company, Runway, and video generator platform MINIMAX Hailuo AI.
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Shu Hu, head of Purdue University's Machine Learning and Media Forensics Lab in the United States, told AFP that he believes the video was AI-generated.
&ldquo;The primary indication is that the individuals depicted in the video remain unnaturally stationary, whereas the fire visible in the distance exhibits realistic motion. This inconsistency strongly suggests artificial synthesis or manipulation,&rdquo; he explained.
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This viral video, claiming to show Myanmar's earthquake aftermath, has millions of views and global news coverage - but it's AI-generated and fake, created with Wan AI. <a href="https://t.co/7TVpu2PADY">https://t.co/7TVpu2PADY</a>
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An AFP also confirmed that no such gaping holes in the streets were found anywhere in Myanmar following the quake, as seen in the video.
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<h2>How to identify AI-generated images and videos?</h2>
AI-generated images and videos often have inaccurate rendering of background details and depth of scale. They also have slight distortions like pattern noise, unusual shifts or flickering in the background scenery, according to Forbes.
In deepfake videos, there are chances of misalignments between lip movements and spoken words. A person in an AI-generated video may also have an awkward expression, unnatural blinking or unusual microgestures, which result in a lack of congruence between the emotional tone of the spoken words and the displayed reactions.
(With inputs from agencies)

World | Trending | The false clip, which was shared a day after the 7.7 magnitude quake hit Myanmar, followed by a 6.7 magnitude aftershock, was also shared on TikTok and YouTube and gained millions of views.

Following the massive earthquake that struck Myanmar on Friday (Mar 28) that killed nearly 3,000 people, false videos claiming they show the aftermath of the quake have been circulating on social media. However, the video was fact-checked, proving it was generated using artificial intelligence. Also read | Myanmar earthquake: Death toll nears 3,000, what are the survival chances of people trapped under rubble? ‘Inconsistency’ reveals fake video According to an AFP report, experts pointed out the “inconsistency” of different movements in the clip, showing telltale signs that it was created with AI. “Myanmar Earthquake. 17M people Affected. God save all people. Pray,” said the text in the video shared on Facebook. Also read | Smallest coffins are the heaviest: Quake-hit Myanmar mourns death of 12 pre-school children The false clip, which was shared a day after the 7.7 magnitude quake hit Myanmar, followed by a 6.7 magnitude aftershock, was also shared on TikTok and YouTube and gained millions of views. According to AFP, in some of the videos, a TikTok username @the.360.report could be seen. While the original video was not found on the account, many of the videos shared by it had watermarks of a US-based AI generative company, Runway, and video generator platform MINIMAX Hailuo AI. Also read | Myanmar earthquake: India hands over 50 tonnes of relief material as death toll surpasses 2,000 Shu Hu, head of Purdue University's Machine Learning and Media Forensics Lab in the United States, told AFP that he believes the video was AI-generated. “The primary indication is that the individuals depicted in the video remain unnaturally stationary, whereas the fire visible in the distance exhibits realistic motion. This inconsistency strongly suggests artificial synthesis or manipulation,” he explained. This viral video, claiming to show Myanmar's earthquake aftermath, has millions of views and global news coverage - but it's AI-generated and fake, created with Wan AI. https://t.co/7TVpu2PADY — Volcaholic 🌋 (@volcaholic1) March 30, 2025 An AFP also confirmed that no such gaping holes in the streets were found anywhere in Myanmar following the quake, as seen in the video. Also read | Myanmar declares week of mourning as death toll surpasses 2,000 How to identify AI-generated images and videos? AI-generated images and videos often have inaccurate rendering of background details and depth of scale. They also have slight distortions like pattern noise, unusual shifts or flickering in the background scenery, according to Forbes. In deepfake videos, there are chances of misalignments between lip movements and spoken words. A person in an AI-generated video may also have an awkward expression, unnatural blinking or unusual microgestures, which result in a lack of congruence between the emotional tone of the spoken words and the displayed reactions. (With inputs from agencies)

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Myanmar Earthquake: Death toll passes 2,719 as desperate search for survivors continues

The death toll in Myanmar following a massive earthquake has risen to 2,719 on Tuesday (Apr 1), while 4,521 were wounded and over 400 remain missing, said junta chief Min Aung Hlaing. The toll is expected to climb to 3,000.
On Monday (Mar 31), a minute&rsquo;s silence was observed to honour the victims of the destructive 7.7 magnitude quake that hit the country last week on Friday (Mar 28). The tremors also affected neighbouring countries, including Thailand, China, Vietnam and some parts of India, resulting in widespread damage and devastation.
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<h2>How long can trapped victims survive?</h2>
As rescue workers search for victims under the rubble following the earthquake, the question arises of how long the trapped people can survive. This also depends on weather conditions and access to water and air.
According to experts, the victims can survive for a week or more if their injuries are not too severe and the weather is not too hot or cold.&nbsp;
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Most rescues take place within 24 hours after a disaster, as the chances of survival reduce every day after that, they added, as cited by AP. The majority of the victims are badly hurt or buried by falling debris.
Geophysicist Victor Tsai from Brown University told AP that chances of survival increase if the victim is in a debris-free pocket called void space, like a sturdy desk, which could keep them safe while they wait for the rescue.
Expert Dr. Joseph Barbera, an associate professor at George Washington University, noted that fire, smoke or hazardous chemicals released in a building collapse may reduce the chances of survival.
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Apart from this, having air to breathe and water to drink are also necessary for survival as the days go on.
&ldquo;You could survive a while without food,&rdquo; Barbera said. &ldquo;You could survive less without water.&rdquo;
The temperature can also affect the survival chances of a victim trapped inside the debris, while outside temperature can affect the rescue operations.
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The power outages and poor communication have affected the relief operations in Myanmar as the rescuers search for survivors in temperatures above 40 degrees Celsius. A lack of heavy machinery has also slowed down the rescue efforts.
Barbera added that it is crucial that survivors receive vital medical care before they are removed from the rubble, otherwise, the buildup of toxins due to crushed muscles could result in them going into shock after they are rescued.
(With inputs from agencies)

World | According to experts, the victims can survive for a week or more if their injuries are not too severe and the weather is not too hot or cold.

The death toll in Myanmar following a massive earthquake has risen to 2,719 on Tuesday (Apr 1), while 4,521 were wounded and over 400 remain missing, said junta chief Min Aung Hlaing. The toll is expected to climb to 3,000. On Monday (Mar 31), a minute’s silence was observed to honour the victims of the destructive 7.7 magnitude quake that hit the country last week on Friday (Mar 28). The tremors also affected neighbouring countries, including Thailand, China, Vietnam and some parts of India, resulting in widespread damage and devastation. Also read | Smallest coffins are the heaviest: Quake-hit Myanmar mourns death of 12 pre-school children How long can trapped victims survive? As rescue workers search for victims under the rubble following the earthquake, the question arises of how long the trapped people can survive. This also depends on weather conditions and access to water and air. According to experts, the victims can survive for a week or more if their injuries are not too severe and the weather is not too hot or cold. Also read | Myanmar earthquake: India hands over 50 tonnes of relief material as death toll surpasses 2,000 Most rescues take place within 24 hours after a disaster, as the chances of survival reduce every day after that, they added, as cited by AP. The majority of the victims are badly hurt or buried by falling debris. Geophysicist Victor Tsai from Brown University told AP that chances of survival increase if the victim is in a debris-free pocket called void space, like a sturdy desk, which could keep them safe while they wait for the rescue. Expert Dr. Joseph Barbera, an associate professor at George Washington University, noted that fire, smoke or hazardous chemicals released in a building collapse may reduce the chances of survival. Also read | Myanmar declares week of mourning as death toll surpasses 2,000 Apart from this, having air to breathe and water to drink are also necessary for survival as the days go on. “You could survive a while without food,” Barbera said. “You could survive less without water.” The temperature can also affect the survival chances of a victim trapped inside the debris, while outside temperature can affect the rescue operations. Also read | A tear, a sniffle, a cry: Eid prayers offered amid devastation in earthquake-hit Myanmar The power outages and poor communication have affected the relief operations in Myanmar as the rescuers search for survivors in temperatures above 40 degrees Celsius. A lack of heavy machinery has also slowed down the rescue efforts. Barbera added that it is crucial that survivors receive vital medical care before they are removed from the rubble, otherwise, the buildup of toxins due to crushed muscles could result in them going into shock after they are rescued. (With inputs from agencies)

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At least 298,000 people could&nbsp;die in the event of a mega quake in the Nankai Trough, a government estimate in Japan has forecast. The government's earthquake task force revised its estimate for casualties on Monday (Mar 31), even as the death toll in last week's Myanmar earthquake crossed 1,700.
<h2>Why is Japan preparing for Nankai Trough mega earthquake?</h2>
Nankai Trough, where two tectonic plates meet in the Pacific Ocean, has been the epicentre of some major earthquakes in the past. It is located south of the Nankaidō region of Japan's island of Honshu.
Japan is an earthquake-prone region. Past quakes had triggered tsunamis, the worst recorded one being the 2011 quake-tsunami. The 2011 disaster, &nbsp;the Tohoku earthquake and tsunami, was one of the most powerful globally. It had a magnitude of 9.0 or 9.1 and led to the Fukushima nuclear plant meltdown.&nbsp;
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Earthquake drills are a common sight in Japan. The Japanese government and relevant authorities have been making efforts over the years to reduce the damage and loss of life in the event of future quakes.
The estimates on the possible megaquake in Nankai Trough is an effort in this direction. 
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<h2>Nankai Trough mega quake projections in detail</h2>
The current death toll projection of 298,000 is, in fact, a downward revision since the first estimates made in 2012. This still falls below the goal set by the government in 2014 to reduce the death toll by 80 per cent.
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A magnitude 9 quake on a winter night in the Tokai region would see deaths in the prefectures of Shizuoka (101,000), Miyazaki (33,000) and Mie&nbsp; (29,000), said the government estimate.
The new estimates said the evacuees could rise from 9.5 million projected in 2012 to 12.3 million. This is around 10 per cent of Japan's population.&nbsp;
<h2>How will the mega quake feel like in Japan?</h2>
Out of the 298,000 deaths, 215,000 would be caused by a tsunami, as only 20 per cent of people would be able to evacuate immediately.&nbsp;
How many lives can be saved will depend on how fast people are evacuated. A 70 per cent increase in evacuation speed can reduce the death toll to 94,000 from tsunami.
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It is estimated that 30 per cent for affected areas will see flooding at the height of&nbsp; 30 centimetres.
The overall death toll is not expected to decline significantly despite seawalls and tsunami evacuation facilities, Kyodo news agency reported citing government data.
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In a first, the government also projected up to 52,000 "disaster-related deaths" due to subsequent health hazards.
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Trending World The Nankai Trough, where two tectonic plates meet in the Pacific Ocean, has been the epicentre of some major earthquakes  Japan is backing for the big one

At least 298,000 people could die in the event of a mega quake in the Nankai Trough, a government estimate in Japan has forecast. The government's earthquake task force revised its estimate for casualties on Monday (Mar 31), even as the death toll in last week's Myanmar earthquake crossed 1,700. Why is Japan preparing for Nankai Trough mega earthquake? Nankai Trough, where two tectonic plates meet in the Pacific Ocean, has been the epicentre of some major earthquakes in the past. It is located south of the Nankaidō region of Japan's island of Honshu. Japan is an earthquake-prone region. Past quakes had triggered tsunamis, the worst recorded one being the 2011 quake-tsunami. The 2011 disaster, the Tohoku earthquake and tsunami, was one of the most powerful globally. It had a magnitude of 9.0 or 9.1 and led to the Fukushima nuclear plant meltdown. Watch: Child pulled from rubble after 60 hours as Myanmar earthquake death toll rises Earthquake drills are a common sight in Japan. The Japanese government and relevant authorities have been making efforts over the years to reduce the damage and loss of life in the event of future quakes. The estimates on the possible megaquake in Nankai Trough is an effort in this direction. Nankai Trough mega quake projections in detail The current death toll projection of 298,000 is, in fact, a downward revision since the first estimates made in 2012. This still falls below the goal set by the government in 2014 to reduce the death toll by 80 per cent. Thailand-Myanmar earthquake: Death toll in Bangkok rises, aftershocks rattle Mandalay; rescue work intensifies A magnitude 9 quake on a winter night in the Tokai region would see deaths in the prefectures of Shizuoka (101,000), Miyazaki (33,000) and Mie (29,000), said the government estimate. The new estimates said the evacuees could rise from 9.5 million projected in 2012 to 12.3 million. This is around 10 per cent of Japan's population. How will the mega quake feel like in Japan? Out of the 298,000 deaths, 215,000 would be caused by a tsunami, as only 20 per cent of people would be able to evacuate immediately. How many lives can be saved will depend on how fast people are evacuated. A 70 per cent increase in evacuation speed can reduce the death toll to 94,000 from tsunami. Myanmar earthquake shook Delhi-NCR, but the 'big one' is yet to come: How will Intensity VIII quake in Delhi feel like? Know more It is estimated that 30 per cent for affected areas will see flooding at the height of 30 centimetres. The overall death toll is not expected to decline significantly despite seawalls and tsunami evacuation facilities, Kyodo news agency reported citing government data. Myanmar-Thailand earthquake: Over 1600 dead as toll continues to rise; India sends 40 tonnes of aid, and field hospital In a first, the government also projected up to 52,000 "disaster-related deaths" due to subsequent health hazards. The government is implementing a disaster response plan, which includes the creation of a new agency for disaster prevention in 2026.

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