A massive continental fragment is starting to split in two, marking a major geological event in the region.
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A massive rift stretching 2,500 kilometers in length has been observed beginning to move. This geological activity suggests that a continental fragment could split apart down the middle.
Scientists are conducting studies on the long-term effects of this event. Similar movements of this kind occurring in the geography could carry natural disaster risk.
A 2,500-kilometre geological rift in Africa has begun moving again, and scientists predict it could split the continent in half in the coming period. The tectonic movement is increasing the risk of natural disasters such as earthquakes and landslides.
Millions of people living in the rift zone could face increased danger from earthquakes and ground subsidence; local authorities must urgently prepare risk maps and evacuation plans. Infrastructure, agricultural land and settlements in the region face the risk of being affected by the consequences of this geological activity.

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