Moldovan President Maia Sandu was caught by an earthquake during a live broadcast.
According to reports, an earthquake measuring 5.3 magnitude has occurred in Romania, in an area located just 7 kilometers from Bucharest. The tremors were strong enough to be felt not only in Romania, but also in Moldova and Ukraine.
Moldovan President Maia Sandu watched the earthquake live and her reaction was surprising. pic.twitter.com/Z1AiaMF6wf
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A magnitude 5.3 earthquake is a severe event that can cause significant damage, especially in areas where buildings are not designed to withstand such vibrations. Typically, such earthquakes can destroy poorly fortified buildings, cause cracks in walls and lead to damage to infrastructure. In densely built-up areas, they can cause severe disruption, including power outages and damage to roads. There is also a risk of secondary consequences such as landslides.
Although earthquakes of this magnitude rarely cause catastrophic damage, their consequences can be severe if they occur in densely populated areas or near large cities such as Bucharest.
Previously, Cursor reported that scientists have established the cause of the unusual phenomenon that occurred in January 2023. Then something shook the Earth for 9 days.
In addition, experts have recently said that climate change is causing an increase in other natural disasters, such as wildfires and hurricanes. In addition, these environmental transformations can cause pressure changes, triggering faults and earthquakes.
