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Malaysia feeling the tremors - Vimarsana News

Malaysia feeling the tremors

PETALING JAYA: Earthquakes in the peninsula were potentially caused by the reactivation of ancient fault lines following high magnitude earthquakes in Sumatera, Indonesia, says the Meteorological Department (MetMalaysia).

Phivolcs-PNRI collab to boost research capacity - Vimarsana News

Phivolcs-PNRI collab to boost research capacity

MANILA - The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) and the Philippine Nuclear Research Institute (PNRI) will be working together to boost research capacity on volcanoes, an official said Wednesday. "PNRI has the equipment. We need their help because they know how to run these equipment. We have the technical capabilities and the experts," Phivolcs Director Teresito Bacolcol told the Philippine News Agency. Raymond Patrick Maximo, Phivolcs Science Research Specialist, said these equipment include Inductively Coupled Plasma-Optical Emission Spectroscopy, X-ray F...

Rs1.48bn being spent on nine petroleum sector projects - Vimarsana News

Rs1.48bn being spent on nine petroleum sector projects

Rs1.48bn being spent on nine petroleum sector projects

Rs200 mln being spent on identification of earthquake, landslide 'hotspots' - Vimarsana News

Rs200 mln being spent on identification of earthquake, landslide 'hotspots'

Rs200 mln being spent on identification of earthquake, landslide 'hotspots'

Rs. 200 million to spent on identification of earthquake, landslide 'hotspots' - Vimarsana News

Rs. 200 million to spent on identification of earthquake, landslide 'hotspots'

ISLAMABAD: The government would spend funds amounting to Rs. 200 million to advance an ongoing project, during the current fiscal year,