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Seismic kits sent to monitor for aftershocks

The seismograph readings from the Kilkivan quake, with a station at Beerwah State School, 101km away, recording the strongest readings. Rapid deployment kits will have a seismometer similar to the one that recorded this reading, to measure potential aftershocks. (Geoscience Australia)
Donna Jones

Seismologist with Geoscience Australia, Dr Michelle Salmon, said on Tuesday afternoon that Rapid Deployment Kits were being sent to the […]

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