Jakarta earthquake

The Jakarta earthquake refers to seismic events occurring in or near Jakarta, Indonesia, often caused by the movement of tectonic plates beneath the Earth’s surface. Indonesia sits on the Pacific Ring of Fire, a region with frequent earthquakes and volcanic activity. These earthquakes can vary in intensity and impact, causing damage to buildings, infrastructure, and potentially leading to loss of life. Earthquakes in this area highlight the importance of preparedness and resilient construction practices to mitigate risks associated with such natural disasters. Jakarta’s infrastructure and emergency response systems are continuously evolving to better handle these challenges.