Sabah's Keningau fault zone shows seismic activity; larger quake risk assessed

A series of small earthquakes, including a magnitude-3.4 tremor on September 3, has struck Keningau in Sabah, Malaysian Borneo, where fault lines are poorly understood. Scientists warn that a larger quake could have devastating local consequences, though no serious damage has been reported. The activity highlights a gap in seismic monitoring and preparedness in the region.