An earthquake with a preliminary size of 5.2 shook the San Diego Province area on Monday.
According toAmerican geological surveyThe earthquake was hit at 10:08 am, the mile center was about 2.5 miles south of Julian, at a depth of about 8 miles.
Dr. Lucy Jones, an earthquake, apparently the large earthquake along the Elsinor rift and previously on Sunday by 3.3 comma. Several smaller trends were also reported shortly after the two earthquake.
“There should be no structural damage,” Jones said. “If there is a very bad building,” Jones said.
ELSINURE’s mistake is a little sister for San Andreas’s mistake and tests an earthquake of 4.0 size once a year.
Tressi from Warm stove for Julian He said he felt that something hit the building. “We definitely have some things that fly on the shelves,” Trisi said. “You definitely caught your attention.”
Trussy said that she did not see any harm in the area.
California Governor’s office, Gavin News, stated that he had been briefed on the earthquake and was coordinating with the local authorities to assess any damage and whether there is a need to respond to emergency situations.
Metrolink temporarily abolished the service between San Clemente and Oceanside after the earthquake.
“We have people who are currently examining the tracks,” said Merridith Yaman, Director of Public Relations at Metrolank. It was not clear when the tracks would be reopened.
Los Angeles mayor Karen Pass also commented on the earthquake, which also arrived in the Los Angeles region.
“@lafd in the earthquake mode has been activated to conduct a routine survey of the city to assess any damages. The city’s teams will continue to monitor” Posted on X.
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Thousands of earthquakes are recorded in California annually, but the vast majority is incredibly simple. It is several hundred to 3.0, and about 15 to 20 only up to 4.0 or more, According to USGs.
In North America, Alaska only recorded more earthquakes annually from California.
What do you do in the earthquake
During the earthquake, knowing the appropriate steps to protect yourself and reduce infection is very important. theThe Ministry of Public Health in CaliforniaCDPH provides detailed guidelines about what to do during such events. Below are the main points:
He falls:The drop -down immediately on your hands and knees. This position prevents you from beating and allows you to stay low and crawl to safety if necessary.
cover:Use one arm to protect your head and neck, and if possible, find a strong table or office. If there is no shelter available, stay away from the inner wall away from the windows. Stay on your knees and bend to protect vital organs.
Holds:Hold the shelter until the shake stops. Be ready to move with your shelter if it turns.