Panama's M7.7 Quake Serves as a Reminder of 'Silent Fault' Threats in Indonesia
A magnitude 7.7 earthquake in Panama has prompted experts to warn about the potential threats posed by 'silent faults' within Indonesia. The seismic event highlights the risks associated with fault lines that lie deep underground and are difficult to detect.
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