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yeah i know all about haarp but never actually believed that it could have such a huge impact..
What has ISI got to do with earthquakes.
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ERRA terms ISI’s quake alert a routine matter
November 04, 2017
The Earthquake Reconstruction and Rehabilitation Authority (ERRA) has clarified that the country’s premier spy agency’s warning letter regarding a possible earthquake was a routine matter .
Sources, however, claimed that the ERRA Acting Deputy Chairman has taken notice of the leaked letter (with a reference to the spy agency) and sought a report from ERRARehabilitation Director General Brig (retd) Khattak. According to the sources, the senior official has also directed ERRA Media Adviser Shazia Haris to handle the issue in the media.
According to a letter of ERRA Rehabilitation Wing issued on November 1 regarding SOPs on occurrence of disaster/earthquake with a reference letter (4166/14/s-403, October 12) of ISI director general, “an information report has been received from Directorate General, Inter-Services Intelligence that there is reportedly, likelihood of large-scale earthquake, as being expected, in the Indian Ocean in the near future which may vigorously shake the Asian continental areas, including Pakistan. There is, therefore, a need to sensitise concerned departments to be on the vigil and take care of any natural disaster.”
The letter says, “Keeping the above in view, ERRA Acting Deputy Chairman has been pleased to direct that SOPs on the subject may be prepared immediately and put up to him on priority”.
The letter further says: “A team comprising Brig (retd) Ihsan Ullah Khan DG Rehab ERRA , Lt-Col (retd) Muhhamd Sadaat Janjua DDG coordination ERRA and Lt-Col (retd) Akhtar Ahmed DRR expert will formulate the SOPs and will be put up to Acting Deputy Chairman on November 6, 2017. The SOPs will comprise duties/responsibilities of all wings/directorates/sections/cells in case of occurrence of any disaster/earthquake in the response of early recovery phases”.
Talking to The Nation the ERRA media director confirmed that the letter was original and issued by the competent authority.
He said that in ERRA , it was a routine matter and the authority always coordinates with all institutions and departments.
The Nation attempted to contact Shazia Haris on the phone and through text messages to get her version, however, she did not respond till the filing of this story.
According to BBC, Pakistan’s state institutions were forced to take precautionary measures after an Indian man’s prediction that a large earthquake will strike the Indian Ocean and cause a deadly tsunami before the end of 2017.
The prediction was based on the Indian’s purported psychic abilities and carries no scientific weight.
The man, Babu Kalayil, who claimed to have extrasensory perception (ESP) allegedly sent a letter predicting a devastating tsunami by the end of 2017 to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. In his letter, which went viral in September 2017, he claimed to have predicted that an earthquake will strike somewhere in the Indian Ocean, causing the tsunami and affecting seven Asian countries including India and Pakistan.
First and foremost, earthquake prediction — at least when limited by things that have ascientific basis — is one of the major as-yet-unrealised dreams of seismology. The best science can offer outside of probability estimates are warnings after an earthquake has occurred but prior to its effects reaching an area further away — something that provides advance notice on the order of seconds, but which is not, strictly speaking, aprediction.
Several Indian newspapers published news about Babu Kalayil and made fun of his prediction. But there are signs that Pakistani institutions are taking Babu’s prediction seriously.
Pakistan social media users on Thursday were stunned to see the ERRA letter sent to some staff members.
Talking to BBC, Pakistan Met Office chief Dr Ghulam Rasool said after the quake alertfrom the ISI several departments are making preparations to deal with any situation.
He said ISI’s warning was based on the letter written to the Indian prime minister carrying the earthquake-tsunami prediction.
http://nation.com.pk/04-Nov-2017/erra-terms-isi-s-quake-alert-a-routine-matter
November 04, 2017
The Earthquake Reconstruction and Rehabilitation Authority (ERRA) has clarified that the country’s premier spy agency’s warning letter regarding a possible earthquake was a routine matter .
Sources, however, claimed that the ERRA Acting Deputy Chairman has taken notice of the leaked letter (with a reference to the spy agency) and sought a report from ERRARehabilitation Director General Brig (retd) Khattak. According to the sources, the senior official has also directed ERRA Media Adviser Shazia Haris to handle the issue in the media.
According to a letter of ERRA Rehabilitation Wing issued on November 1 regarding SOPs on occurrence of disaster/earthquake with a reference letter (4166/14/s-403, October 12) of ISI director general, “an information report has been received from Directorate General, Inter-Services Intelligence that there is reportedly, likelihood of large-scale earthquake, as being expected, in the Indian Ocean in the near future which may vigorously shake the Asian continental areas, including Pakistan. There is, therefore, a need to sensitise concerned departments to be on the vigil and take care of any natural disaster.”
The letter says, “Keeping the above in view, ERRA Acting Deputy Chairman has been pleased to direct that SOPs on the subject may be prepared immediately and put up to him on priority”.
The letter further says: “A team comprising Brig (retd) Ihsan Ullah Khan DG Rehab ERRA , Lt-Col (retd) Muhhamd Sadaat Janjua DDG coordination ERRA and Lt-Col (retd) Akhtar Ahmed DRR expert will formulate the SOPs and will be put up to Acting Deputy Chairman on November 6, 2017. The SOPs will comprise duties/responsibilities of all wings/directorates/sections/cells in case of occurrence of any disaster/earthquake in the response of early recovery phases”.
Talking to The Nation the ERRA media director confirmed that the letter was original and issued by the competent authority.
He said that in ERRA , it was a routine matter and the authority always coordinates with all institutions and departments.
The Nation attempted to contact Shazia Haris on the phone and through text messages to get her version, however, she did not respond till the filing of this story.
According to BBC, Pakistan’s state institutions were forced to take precautionary measures after an Indian man’s prediction that a large earthquake will strike the Indian Ocean and cause a deadly tsunami before the end of 2017.
The prediction was based on the Indian’s purported psychic abilities and carries no scientific weight.
The man, Babu Kalayil, who claimed to have extrasensory perception (ESP) allegedly sent a letter predicting a devastating tsunami by the end of 2017 to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. In his letter, which went viral in September 2017, he claimed to have predicted that an earthquake will strike somewhere in the Indian Ocean, causing the tsunami and affecting seven Asian countries including India and Pakistan.
First and foremost, earthquake prediction — at least when limited by things that have ascientific basis — is one of the major as-yet-unrealised dreams of seismology. The best science can offer outside of probability estimates are warnings after an earthquake has occurred but prior to its effects reaching an area further away — something that provides advance notice on the order of seconds, but which is not, strictly speaking, aprediction.
Several Indian newspapers published news about Babu Kalayil and made fun of his prediction. But there are signs that Pakistani institutions are taking Babu’s prediction seriously.
Pakistan social media users on Thursday were stunned to see the ERRA letter sent to some staff members.
Talking to BBC, Pakistan Met Office chief Dr Ghulam Rasool said after the quake alertfrom the ISI several departments are making preparations to deal with any situation.
He said ISI’s warning was based on the letter written to the Indian prime minister carrying the earthquake-tsunami prediction.
http://nation.com.pk/04-Nov-2017/erra-terms-isi-s-quake-alert-a-routine-matter
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Earthquake jolts parts of Pakistan
Posted By: News Deskon: November 04, 2017Tags: Earthquake, PMD
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PESHAWAR: Numerous cities in the north of the country experienced tremors Saturday evening.
Tremors were felt in Peshawar, Khyber Agency, Kurram Agency, Malakand Agency, Swat and Tarbel.
The earthquake, which was recorded as 5.1 in terms of magnitude as per the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD), had its epicenter about 35 kilometres from Parachinar and was at a depth of over 35 kilometres.
READ MORE: Smoggy weather in Punjab: Precautions and care
On October 28, earthquake tremors jolted several parts of the country.
Tremors were felt in Islamabad and adjoining areas, parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Punjab, and the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA).
READ MORE: Earthquake tremors jolt Pakistan
According to the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD), the earthquake was recorded at 5.9 on the Richter Scale.
The earthquake struck at a depth of 38kilomete and its epicentre was Hindu Kush region in Afghanistan, PMD said.
Posted By: News Deskon: November 04, 2017Tags: Earthquake, PMD
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PESHAWAR: Numerous cities in the north of the country experienced tremors Saturday evening.
Tremors were felt in Peshawar, Khyber Agency, Kurram Agency, Malakand Agency, Swat and Tarbel.
The earthquake, which was recorded as 5.1 in terms of magnitude as per the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD), had its epicenter about 35 kilometres from Parachinar and was at a depth of over 35 kilometres.
READ MORE: Smoggy weather in Punjab: Precautions and care
On October 28, earthquake tremors jolted several parts of the country.
Tremors were felt in Islamabad and adjoining areas, parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Punjab, and the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA).
READ MORE: Earthquake tremors jolt Pakistan
According to the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD), the earthquake was recorded at 5.9 on the Richter Scale.
The earthquake struck at a depth of 38kilomete and its epicentre was Hindu Kush region in Afghanistan, PMD said.
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An old pridictions of Mr. Babu Kalayil..
Of studying predictions
Babu Kalayil
Enthused by the predictions of a person who claims to possess the gift of extra sensory perception (ESP), the University of Kerala has granted permission to one of its senior professors to be a co-investigator in a project of the Department of Science & Technology under the Central Government.
Babu Kalayil has, over the years, through his ESP faculty made "predictions" on the movement of planetary bodies, including collision between celestial objects, earthquakes, unusual rise in temperature and the like. He claims to have predicted even the major earthquake that caused the tsunami in December 2004, exactly two months earlier.
The services of G. Renuka, Professor in the Department of Physics, will be made available for the scientific evaluation of the project, titled, "Effects of Extra Sensory Perception on ecological and space disasters", to be undertaken by the B.K. Research Association for ESP, an organisation based at Dhanuvachapuram in the district, of which Mr. Kalayil is the director.
Dr. Renuka, with three decades of research experience, has specialised in space plasmas, fusion plasmas and agro-meteorology.
She has already guided research work for nearly 15 PhDs. and 20 M.Phil. degrees. S. Antony, also possessing a research degree, is the principal investigator.
Dr. Renuka says that on August 2, 2001, Babu had predicted the presence of water on Mars, a month before a team of Hungarian scientists reported the presence of water on the red planet. Scientists at the Berkeley University of California had claimed to have discovered a new planet, 50 light years from the earth, in 2004. Mr. Babu had, in 1998, predicted the existence of such a planet. Dr. Renuka also notes that Mr. Kalayil had predicted, again using ESP, sounds similar to thunder emanating from Titan, one of the 10 moons of Saturn. It was in October, 2004, that he made this prediction, which was firmed up on January 16, 2005.
Predictions made on the basis of ESP usually do not have many takers, mainly on account of the fact that they are not supported by proper scientific data or established theories.
Mr. Kalayil's project has been submitted to the DS & T through the Kerala State Council for Science, Technology and Environment.
J. Ajith Kumar
http://www.thehindu.com/2005/09/06/stories/2005090604960200.htm
Of studying predictions
Enthused by the predictions of a person who claims to possess the gift of extra sensory perception (ESP), the University of Kerala has granted permission to one of its senior professors to be a co-investigator in a project of the Department of Science & Technology under the Central Government.
Babu Kalayil has, over the years, through his ESP faculty made "predictions" on the movement of planetary bodies, including collision between celestial objects, earthquakes, unusual rise in temperature and the like. He claims to have predicted even the major earthquake that caused the tsunami in December 2004, exactly two months earlier.
The services of G. Renuka, Professor in the Department of Physics, will be made available for the scientific evaluation of the project, titled, "Effects of Extra Sensory Perception on ecological and space disasters", to be undertaken by the B.K. Research Association for ESP, an organisation based at Dhanuvachapuram in the district, of which Mr. Kalayil is the director.
Dr. Renuka, with three decades of research experience, has specialised in space plasmas, fusion plasmas and agro-meteorology.
She has already guided research work for nearly 15 PhDs. and 20 M.Phil. degrees. S. Antony, also possessing a research degree, is the principal investigator.
Dr. Renuka says that on August 2, 2001, Babu had predicted the presence of water on Mars, a month before a team of Hungarian scientists reported the presence of water on the red planet. Scientists at the Berkeley University of California had claimed to have discovered a new planet, 50 light years from the earth, in 2004. Mr. Babu had, in 1998, predicted the existence of such a planet. Dr. Renuka also notes that Mr. Kalayil had predicted, again using ESP, sounds similar to thunder emanating from Titan, one of the 10 moons of Saturn. It was in October, 2004, that he made this prediction, which was firmed up on January 16, 2005.
Predictions made on the basis of ESP usually do not have many takers, mainly on account of the fact that they are not supported by proper scientific data or established theories.
Mr. Kalayil's project has been submitted to the DS & T through the Kerala State Council for Science, Technology and Environment.
J. Ajith Kumar
http://www.thehindu.com/2005/09/06/stories/2005090604960200.htm
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Here you go after 16 days it happened
https://www.samaa.tv/pakistan/2017/10/moderate-earthquake-shakes-islamabad-kpk-upper-punjab/
https://www.samaa.tv/pakistan/2017/10/moderate-earthquake-shakes-islamabad-kpk-upper-punjab/
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Nobody believed/believes the guy. Nobody has any supernatural powers.An old pridictions of Mr. Babu Kalayil..
Of studying predictions
Babu Kalayil
Enthused by the predictions of a person who claims to possess the gift of extra sensory perception (ESP), the University of Kerala has granted permission to one of its senior professors to be a co-investigator in a project of the Department of Science & Technology under the Central Government.
Babu Kalayil has, over the years, through his ESP faculty made "predictions" on the movement of planetary bodies, including collision between celestial objects, earthquakes, unusual rise in temperature and the like. He claims to have predicted even the major earthquake that caused the tsunami in December 2004, exactly two months earlier.
The services of G. Renuka, Professor in the Department of Physics, will be made available for the scientific evaluation of the project, titled, "Effects of Extra Sensory Perception on ecological and space disasters", to be undertaken by the B.K. Research Association for ESP, an organisation based at Dhanuvachapuram in the district, of which Mr. Kalayil is the director.
Dr. Renuka, with three decades of research experience, has specialised in space plasmas, fusion plasmas and agro-meteorology.
She has already guided research work for nearly 15 PhDs. and 20 M.Phil. degrees. S. Antony, also possessing a research degree, is the principal investigator.
Dr. Renuka says that on August 2, 2001, Babu had predicted the presence of water on Mars, a month before a team of Hungarian scientists reported the presence of water on the red planet. Scientists at the Berkeley University of California had claimed to have discovered a new planet, 50 light years from the earth, in 2004. Mr. Babu had, in 1998, predicted the existence of such a planet. Dr. Renuka also notes that Mr. Kalayil had predicted, again using ESP, sounds similar to thunder emanating from Titan, one of the 10 moons of Saturn. It was in October, 2004, that he made this prediction, which was firmed up on January 16, 2005.
Predictions made on the basis of ESP usually do not have many takers, mainly on account of the fact that they are not supported by proper scientific data or established theories.
Mr. Kalayil's project has been submitted to the DS & T through the Kerala State Council for Science, Technology and Environment.
J. Ajith Kumar
http://www.thehindu.com/2005/09/06/stories/2005090604960200.htm
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It was supposed to go off in the indian ocean, instead it began from the mountain where our anscestors slaughtered hindus
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