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A Dutch scientist has predicted that a strong earthquake will hit Pakistan within the next 48 hours. Frank Hoogerbeets, who works for the Netherlands-based Solar System Geometry Survey (SSGEOS), said in a tweet on October 1 that the quake is expected to strike near the Chaman fault line, which runs along the border between Pakistan and Afghanistan. Hoogerbeets has a mixed record of predicting earthquakes, but he did accurately predict a major quake in Turkey earlier this year. He uses a combination of planetary alignment and seismic activity to make his predictions. The Chaman fault line is a major seismic zone, and Pakistan has a history of large earthquakes. In 2005, a 7.6-magnitude earthquake struck Kashmir, killing over 70,000 people. Here are some tips on how to prepare for an earthquake: Have a plan. Know what to do if an earthquake strikes while you are at home, at work, or in a public place. Secure your home. Make sure that heavy objects are securely fastened to walls...

M et nature yesterday on 6th floor in my office at first my colleague said bro come on I was like it will stop but it office start shaking more so we left office saw people are rushing to fire exit but on 2nd floor it en ds and panic raised managed some how to reach ground asap meanwhile recieved 2nd call from Nature & that's more horrifying. I stopped for a moment and think this is the end!! So i make a call to my mom she was about to offer prayer i speak to her and say sorry for hurting you all the time. She said get your ass on the ground & than call me i was like what ? she really needs me ? Ohh wow!! she just give me a boost and i found a way to ground Thanks to ALL MIGHTY ALLAH who saved me from any kind of damage. Any how earth stopped shaking and i am on ground safe n sound. When i try to call my mom the network is quite loaded as everyone is calling thier loved ones telling that we are safe, It was such a emotional moments all are parising ALLAH asking for forg...