 Borneon states, particularly Sabah, is at risk of more moderate interplate and intraplate earthquakes due to its closer proximity to active tectonic activities along the Ring of Fire, with record earthquakes in the country occurring in the state in 1976 and 2015 at an average of 6.0 Mw.As is with Singapore, the effects of tremors are also felt more significantly on skyscrapers common in populated centres in Malaysia due to the effects of mechanical resonance.Bombalai Hill, the only known volcano in the country, is also situated on the eastern edge of Sabah and last erupted approximately 10,000 years ago.