The Mercalli Intensity is a measurement unit that measures the impact of an earthquake on a specific location, and it is judged by macroscopic phenomena such as the degree of damage to ground buildings during the earthquake, the changes in topography, and the perception of people. The intensity ranges from not being felt to the total damage from 1 to 12 degrees, and the damage will be caused by those at 5 degrees or above.The intensity will vary depending on the location of the observation.
According to the above definition, which of the following statements is wrong?
The closer one area to the earthquake source, the greater its Mercalli Intensity