Dutch researcher warned before Egypt earthquake
Recently, media outlets and social media platforms have been discussing Dutch researcher Frank Hurowitz's predictions of a strong earthquake in the Mediterranean Sea, just before Egypt was hit by a 5.2 magnitude earthquake near Suez. Hurowitz had previously suggested the possibility of a larger earthquake occurring within two days, linked to the lunar peak, which coincided with the earthquake that struck Egypt. Nevertheless, the scientific community emphasizes that accurate prediction of the exact time and place of earthquakes remains scientifically impossible, and that the warnings issued are based on hypotheses that are not conclusively verified. Official authorities in Egypt confirmed that there were no casualties or significant damages following the tremor.
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