Are the Japanese really accustomed to earthquakes Xi per capita?
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Recently, the news of the earthquake in Japan has become the focus of public discussion, and earthquakes are not uncommon in Japan, so Japanese people know how to save themselves more or less.
The Japanese have a strong sense of crisis, and in some companies, everyone will have first aid supplies, including dry food, flashlights, helmets, etc., because they believe that "you never know which disaster or tomorrow will come first".
Speaking of the earthquake in Japan, everyone is most familiar with the 2011 Fukushima earthquake, which was very destructive, killing 15,900 people, leaving more than 2,000 people missing, and even causing a tsunami, and there was a nuclear power plant in the area, which caused a nuclear leak.
For a short time, there was a fear of nuclear power plants because of the potential safety risks, especially for those who live near them.
If the resulting nuclear waste is not properly disposed of during the operation of a nuclear power plant, it is likely to have a serious impact on the surrounding residents.
The fact that the impact is not limited to the environment, but also directly affects human health, is a source of concern for residents, who are well aware of the many undesirable consequences that can arise if nuclear waste is not properly disposed of.
Many people are familiar with the fact that earthquakes occur frequently in Japan, but few people understand the root cause of this phenomenon. Japan's unique geographical location at the intersection of the Eurasian and Pacific tectonic plates makes it a zone prone to earthquakes. The Eurasian and Pacific plates are constantly moving, and their confluence margins are the focus of seismic activity.
At this geographical intersection, the activity of the tectonic plates becomes more intense, triggering frequent changes in the earth's crust and the emergence of natural phenomena such as earthquakes.
When the Eurasian plate and the Pacific plate squeeze and collide with each other, the underground rocks are under tremendous stress, and when this huge geological pressure accumulates to a certain extent, it forces the plate boundaries to break, releasing amazing energy and triggering the eruption of earthquakes.
Therefore, Japanese people are no strangers to earthquakes, and they often have emergency supplies and are ready to respond to earthquakes at any time.
