00:00Good evening, welcome to a new episode of the show, Khan. The show, What's Happening? Today is
00:05Monday, 24, 28, 26, 26, 24, 4, and 26, 26, and 11, Rabi al-Awa.
00:15Honestly, according to the new seismic map we just saw a little while ago,
00:19it seems there are now several likely locations, or even whole countries.
00:25These destructive earthquakes could strike within the next few hours, or the next few
00:31days, especially since we are entering the middle of the lunar month, the middle of the
00:36Hijri month. Why am I saying this? Let me give an example. Of course, there was another strong
00:41earthquake that struck Japan. Regarding the six-magnitude earthquake on the Richter scale,
00:45we didn't mention it, but it's important to say it now. Yesterday, there was a six-magnitude
00:51earthquake different from the 5.9. There was another one yesterday evening, six on the Richter
00:56scale. I'm going to go to Indonesia because there was also an earthquake with a magnitude of 5.5
01:00on the Richter scale. What matters to me, and what I want to clarify, is that this new earthquake that
01:06struck Indonesia is in a different location from the destructive earthquakes, different from the
01:11location of the destructive earthquake that hit about 10 days ago. With a magnitude of 7.7 on the
01:18Richter scale near Flores Island, or the Flores Sea. And earthquakes and aftershocks are still striking
01:25until this moment, with hundreds of earthquakes and aftershocks. But it piqued my curiosity. I noticed today
01:34that the new earthquake, 5.5 magnitude, happened in a different place, far from the location of the devastating
01:41earthquake 10 days ago. This means it's not an aftershock or a 5.5 magnitude aftershock. A 5.5
01:48magnitude earthquake hit the south of Seram Island in Indonesia about an hour ago, or more precisely,
01:56about an hour ago. Indonesia, guys, is a very large country. It has 17,000 islands, including big islands,
02:04medium islands, and small islands. So it's one of the largest and most populated cities. Honestly,
02:09it's amazing. Even Malaysia has a large number of islands, but Indonesia has even more islands,
02:14and it's very beautiful, with very beautiful tourist attractions. Anyway, Indonesia, or the Pacific
02:20Ocean in Indonesia, because there was an earthquake in Indonesia. Yesterday, Japan had a six magnitude
02:26earthquake. The Pacific Ocean and Pacific countries are at risk of a major or devastating earthquake,
02:32which might happen in the coming hours or days as well. One of the surprising earthquakes I saw
02:39was an earthquake that hit Costa Rica in South America with a magnitude of 4.9 on the seismic scale.
02:47It wasn't the only one hitting Costa Rica with the strength 4.9 as well before it, and it was
02:52followed by several moderate earthquakes. This is an indication that it might happen again.
02:58Costa Rica, also in the American continent, might experience a major or destructive earthquake in the
03:05next few hours or days, from now until the 15th of Rabi al-Awwal. So these areas are at risk
03:12of a major
03:13earthquake, especially Costa Rica. It means it was already surrounded by a series of destructive earthquakes
03:19that struck in the past few days. Whether from Mexico, Venezuela, Colombia, or Peru, honestly,
03:27the American continent, especially Central and South America, is all boiling with seismic activity,
03:34just like the previous destructive earthquakes that happened there.
03:38That's all. No chaos. Stay safe.
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