Quote Originally Posted by fred View Post
I had no idea they could predict earthquakes..Mind you the cracks that they found might be an indicator they rarely get to use for a prediction tool.
So what is the best safety advice for those in Davao?
It must be very unsettling for those that live there.
Your thoughts Peter?
I don't think anyone ever gets used to earthquakes. We had many quite strong tremors when we lived in Japan.
I was in Kobe during their big one.

If I wasn't living here I'd be living in Yokohama.

None of us know what lies around the corner.

I'm just focused on enjoying my retirement life to the max.

We don't live in a built up area that's one positive.
We do live near to the ocean so tsunami is the most dangerous for us here.
Samal Island is between us and the fault line so that's a positive.

We don't get much in the way of typhoons here in Mindanao but all around Compostela Valley does get plenty of landslides.

To be honest this information isn't unsettling to those people living in earthquake zones. We live without thinking about it. Just as we did in Japan, just as millions of people do all around our planet who live in areas of earthquake, volcano, flood etc.

I still alive and kicking that's a positive