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Sabah Earthquake 2015-Presentation Slide PDF
Sabah Earthquake 2015-Presentation Slide PDF
Prepared By:
Dygku Mas Ashura Binti Awangku Ghazali (50470)
Sabah Earthquake, 2015
Date : 5th June 2015
Location: Ranau, Sabah
Duration: 30 Seconds
Local Time: 7:15 a.m.
Reported as one of the strongest earthquake to affect Malaysia after
1976 Sabah Eathquake.
Registered as a moderate 5.9 of earthquake size on the Richter Scale
Richter Scale
3.Post
Disaster
2.Emergency Activities
Response
1.Pre- Activities
Disaster
Activities
Pre-Disaster Activities
(Ref. Case study on “Disaster Management and Mitigation for Earthquakes: Are We Ready?”)
Prevention
Hazard Mapping ( Depicted from “Predisaster Activities” WHO- South-East Asia)
Identify possible causes of potential seismic hazard to happen
Mitigation
Natural System Protection
Forest management nearby earthquake-prone area
Minimize the development of superstructure and geotechnical structures at the hazard area
Public Education
Preparedness
emergency exercises/training (ERP-Emergency Response Plan)
Emergency Response Activities (Based on Sabah
Earthquakes,2015)
1. Local Authority (PDRM) gather
information from the locals regarding the
earthquake
2. Identify if there any climbers/ hiker
during the earthquake
• 187 climbers were impacted,137
climbers were stranded on Mount
Kinabalu during incident but
managed to be rescued.
3. Quick action of experienced mountain
guides perform the help and search
People living nearby Ranau Village gather at the road rescue
as they felt the vibration. The epicenter of the
earthquake was traced to some 14km north of Ranau • 18 were killed in the earthquake
Royal Police Malaysia Malaysian Armed Force Fire & Rescue Department
The incident showed there was a need for Malaysia to have an earthquake
early warning system because the tragic incident happens in a blink of an
eye since we all think that Malaysia is not prone to earthquake.
M 6.0 - 14km WNW of Ranau, Malaysia. (n.d.). Retrieved November 5, 2018, from
https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/us20002m5s/dyfi/intensity