
The Kumamoto earthquake may have been a "complex earthquake" that triggered a chain reaction from the destruction of an unknown small fault to another fault... analyzed by Professor Yuji Yagi of Tsukuba University.
The Kumamoto earthquake on July 28 started with the destruction of an unknown small fault and possibly occurred as it linked to the main fault that caused the major destruction four seconds later, according to Professor Yuji Yagi (seismology) of Tsukuba University.
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The Kumamoto earthquake on July 28 started with the destruction of an unknown small fault and possibly occurred as it linked to the main fault that caused the major destruction four seconds later, according to Professor Yuji Yagi (seismology) of Tsukuba University.