Johanna Wagstaffe explains science behind severe quakes in Japan and Ecuador
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Earthquake happens when two plates slide against each other. Blocking the motion of the stress would only lead to breaking up of two landmasses which cause earthquakes. By the way, if you need seismic gap covers, visit gck.com.oh.
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