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  •   Home > News > Environment

    Fears over whether an earthquake swarms could grow into something bigger

    Fears over whether an earthquake swarms could grow into something bigger



    Geonet has recorded more than 70 earthquakes off the coast of Whakatane - ranging from 3.9 to 4.9 magnitude.

    However, they say it's normal for this part of New Zealand to see swarms, but people shouldn't be too alarmed at the frequency.

    Seismologist Elizabeth Abbott says it's hard to predict when an where an earthquake will hit.

    She says it's possible, but probably unlikely - but is recommending people be prepared for anything.

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