To predict the “Top 20 countries that can be affected by earthquakes in the next 10 years,” we utilized a multi-faceted approach combining historical data, seismic activity trends, and tectonic analysis. We examined past earthquake occurrences, focusing on regions with a history of high seismic activity and major fault lines such as the Pacific Ring of Fire, San Andreas Fault, and the Himalayan Belt. The frequency and magnitude of previous earthquakes were key factors in estimating the probability of future events. The next 10 years mean 2024-2034.

We analyzed the movement and interaction of tectonic plates, which are primary drivers of seismic activity. Advanced modeling techniques and statistical analysis helped predict the approximate timing and potential magnitude of future earthquakes. While historical patterns provide a robust basis for these predictions, the inherent unpredictability of seismic events means exact predictions cannot be guaranteed. Our goal is to highlight high-risk regions and promote earthquake preparedness and mitigation strategies.