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Geology to investigate tremor
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THE geology survey and mines department says it is still consulting to find the cause of the tremor that was experienced in the country on Wednesday night.
The Director, Aaron Vilakati, said they would only make conclusions after comparing reports from their counterparts in others countries.
"We are aware that there were tremors in some parts of the country and we are working on finding out causes."
The Swaziland Meteorological services (MET) has since said it will work with the geology department to find the cause of the tremors.
frequency
The Director, Emmanuel Dlamini, said the frequency of the tremors is worrying.
"Climate has to do with a lot of things like volcanoes, deserts so the frequency of the tremors could be early signs of these things."
Dlamini, however, said the nation should not worry as both departments would do everything possible to find out how serious the situation is.
"As the meteorology department, we cannot have all the answers to the nation but all we can say is we will be observing the situation. We will consult the geology department on the situation."
He said they would work with Geology because they are the ones who have the equipment for monitoring the situation.
The Director, Aaron Vilakati, said they would only make conclusions after comparing reports from their counterparts in others countries.
"We are aware that there were tremors in some parts of the country and we are working on finding out causes."
The Swaziland Meteorological services (MET) has since said it will work with the geology department to find the cause of the tremors.
frequency
The Director, Emmanuel Dlamini, said the frequency of the tremors is worrying.
"Climate has to do with a lot of things like volcanoes, deserts so the frequency of the tremors could be early signs of these things."
Dlamini, however, said the nation should not worry as both departments would do everything possible to find out how serious the situation is.
"As the meteorology department, we cannot have all the answers to the nation but all we can say is we will be observing the situation. We will consult the geology department on the situation."
He said they would work with Geology because they are the ones who have the equipment for monitoring the situation.
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