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The head of the Seismology Department at the National Institute for Astronomical Research confirmed that predicting earthquakes before they occur is not successful so far, as it is not possible to issue accurate early warnings. He explained that warning procedures rely on detecting seismic activity through mobile phones, but this method requires the earthquake to happen first in order to be recorded, making early prediction impossible. He also denied that Egypt is part of the earthquake belt, noting that earthquakes within continents occur over long intervals and are usually weak or of moderate strength, with the continued absence of accurate methods for early prediction of earthquakes.
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