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According to the Center for Earthquake Information and Tsunami Warning, Institute of Earth Sciences (Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology), on the morning of August 31, in Mang But commune, Quang Ngai province, 6 consecutive earthquakes were recorded, including one with a magnitude of 4.0. Download the epicenter map of the 4-magnitude earthquake that occurred in Mang But, Quang Ngai on the morning of August 31. Specifically, the first earthquake occurred at 17:41 minutes 16 seconds (GMT) on August 30, 2026, or 00:41 minutes and 16 seconds on August 31, 2026 (Hanoi time), with coordinates 14,904 degrees North latitude; 108.153 degrees East Longitude; The focal depth was about 8.1km. After that, there were 5 consecutive earthquakes with magnitudes of 3.0, 2.9, 3.2, 2.8, 2.6 respectively. All earthquakes had natural disaster risk level: 0. Currently, the Center for Earthquake Information and Tsunami Warning is continuing to closely monitor seismic developments in this area to promptly issue necessary notifications. Since year From 2021 to now, earthquakes often occur in Quang Ngai (former Kon Tum province, concentrated in the former Kon Plong district), in which earthquakes cause widespread tremors. The largest earthquake was at noon on July 28, 2024 with a magnitude of 5.0TS. Nguyen Xuan Anh, Director of the Institute of Earth Sciences, said that these are stimulated earthquakes, usually of weak or medium intensity, rarely causing serious damage like natural tectonic earthquakes. Stimulated earthquakes occur periodically, closely related to the water storage activities of reservoirs. There are periods when earthquakes are weakly active, and there are periods when earthquakes occur continuously. It is forecasted that earthquake stimulation in this area will last for many years, it may take 10 years to stabilize, but it is unlikely to be larger than 5.5 degrees. Thu Giang See more Cao Bang recorded 3 small earthquakes in 5 days See more 2 earthquakes occurred in Da Nang and Cao Bang on August 1