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benologist
on July 9, 2016
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The Tunguska Event
Do countries legislate shockwave standards in buildings like they do cyclones/hurricanes/etc?
protomyth
on July 9, 2016
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I would imagine that people would think that's a serious waste of money given the odds. Of course after it happens, someone will go "See!!!".
sandworm101
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No, but most anti-earthquake measures, especially in regard to glass falling from buildings, would seem applicable. So too with codes meant for safety during hurricanes, tornadoes and other strong winds.
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