Science, asked by Tanisha1542, 4 months ago

why is an earthquake dangerous?​

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Answered by maheshsjfil25
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Earthquake Damage, Danger & Destruction. The destructive effects of earthquakes are from landslides, tsunamis, fires, and fault rupture. The violent shaking of the ground produces the greatest property losses and personal injuries

Answered by simranyadav1052005
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because it destroyed many house and all

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