Earthquake zones

Earthquake zones are areas where seismic activity is more likely due to the Earth's tectonic plate boundaries and fault lines. These zones are classified based on historical earthquake patterns and geological features. High-risk zones, such as around the Pacific Ring of Fire, frequently experience powerful tremors, while low-risk zones are relatively stable. Understanding these zones helps communities prepare and build resilient infrastructure. Earthquake zones are not fixed and can change over time as geological conditions evolve. The goal is to reduce damage and protect lives by recognizing and respecting the seismic risks associated with each zone.