You’re ready or you’re not. We know the catchy phrase: “Drop, Cover, and Hold On,” when it comes to earthquakes, but what about the moments, hours, days and weeks after, if the earthquake ...

Thousands of people were shaken by a “terrifying” earthquake that rocked NSW, with reports of homes being rocked and water ...

I don’t know when the next earthquake is coming. No one does. Uncertainty is at the heart of preparing for a natural disaster ...

Thursday’s earthquake was recorded at 1:16 a.m. in the area near Elgin in Kershaw County, the South Carolina Emergency ...

The Earthquake Early Warning (EEW) system was not practically implemented until the 1960s when the Japanese National Railways authority developed an EEW system to avoid derailments of high speed ...

A Geoscience spokesperson told NewsWire those who are experiencing an earthquake should “drop, cover and hold on to keep themselves safe” before reporting the tremor to the Geoscience website.

Last week, as is its wont, Southern California experienced an earthquake. Rated a magnitude 5.2 by the United States ...

A 5.9-magnitude earthquake struck the Afghanistan-Tajikistan border region,  causing widespread tremors across Pakistan.

during and after an earthquake in Japan. If you’re on public transport: Follow the same guidelines outlined above — drop (away from the windows), cover, hold. Stay calm and follow instructions ...