On this map of southeastern Asia and adjacent areas,which site would have earthquakes along a continental collision?

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The site that would have earthquakes along a continental collision is generally at the boundary where two tectonic plates are converging. In this map, the Himalayan region in Tibet is where the Indian Plate is colliding with the Eurasian Plate, creating the highest mountain range in the world. This collision commonly leads to seismic activity and earthquakes, making option B the best choice. Options A, C, and D show areas near the boundaries of oceanic plates, which can also produce earthquakes, but not specifically related to continental collision.

On This Map of Southeastern Asia and Adjacent Areas,which Site