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I Witnessed An Earthquake Date: 28th Day of November, 2021 Sunday **Hello my dear friends & family. How are you doing today? I know after reading the title you all are in tension whether I am ok or not. Let me assure you that I am ok. Nothing to worry. I am so sorry that I didn't share it before. I waited to get some research papers. I have got it and now I can share. Well, the before yesterday I faced an heavy earthquake.** It was around 5am in the morning. People were in deep sleep. Some of them were saying morning prayers. I was half awaken because the alarm clock warned me by with it's loud noise. I snoozed it and was about to sleep. I was listening cocks roosters. Suddenly I felt something abnormal. My bed started shaking. At a glance I thought I was hallucinating. But then I heard the sounds of fallen things. My mother immediately rushed to my room and pushed me hard. Then i realised that it was an earthquake going on. We got outside right then. **Around 50 seconds it remained.** I silently watched the shaking house of us. It felt like I was witnessing the longest earthquake in my life. Actually I didn't see this kind of long-lasting earthquake in my life. Panic seized everywhere. People shouted and warned everyone. Our neighbours were out. Everyone's face turned pale in fear & they were looking each other. But that was not the end. The 2nd wave hit within a few seconds. Luckily it was not so powerful and lasted only a few seconds. Though it spread more fears among people.

After some moments, people started calling and getting calls from near & dear ones. I thought I would call @Mazekin but stopped right there. I know her husband could look after her. I put down my phone. I saw my mother talking to my sister. Messages popped up on my screen. Our friends were showing their responsibilities through our messenger group. Really fellas? I switched on the tv & the breaking news was there. I was looking for any kinds of casualties. I was worried. My mother joined me while asking if any news were there. After half an hour, a press conference was released stating zero casualties. **But reported that it was measured 6.3 in richter scale! And wait, it happened just 183 kilometres away from us on east direction which depth was around 60 km! I mean, it was really powerful. Only the Almighty saved us.** Because the earth has seen massive destruction under that rate too. Breaking news showed that some buildings tilted and now leaned on another buildings. Just imagine, if those buildings collapsed, the death rate would be huge & countless. Because a huge number of people live on that area. Thanks to Almighty. He saved us from mass destruction. **Why Earthquake happens?** Well, it’s a mysterious thing. The scientists suggest that when two slides or blocks go slips one another, the earthquake happens. Nothing can predict the earthquake. Scientists are still trying their best to solve this equation from a long time. We can predict typhoon, tsunami, flood, rain, cyclone but this one... this one is beyond everything. **Over Populated Area in Red Notice**

No, I'm not talking about the new movie released on Netflix with the same name featuring Gal Gadot, Ryan Reynolds & Dwayne Johnson aka The Rock. I'm talking about the high alert situation for those area which are highly populated. The over populated area will witness massive death rate if something happen like that range again. We need to aware them about the future casualties. Perhaps you can have an idea watching a movie based on it named San Andreas featuring The Rock. Just for a change of mind. **It’s high time we should be careful about nature. It’s not so easy to predict an earthquake. We cannot afford the loss of our family, friends and the nation itself. So we must be prepared for it. No one knows when the symphony of destruction will blow.** All the pictures including the lead image are used from pexels.com Thanks for being with me. ©Lucifer01

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