Earthquake alert: minor earthquake northern calcrynia; No immediate damage was reported. world News
According to the United States Geological Survey (USGS), a minor earthquake on the Richter scale hit North California on Monday evening. The shiver was recorded at 6.37 am in the Pacific time and Los was concentrated in the west of the west of the west of Banos and 30 miles south of San Jose. The earthquake was relatively shallow and modest, with no immediate reports of damage or injuries. While it was felt lightly in some nearby areas, shocks were not sufficient to cause structural concerns. The USGS also indicated that the update of the map of shake-seriousness could be followed as scientists process additional field data. Although Monday’s earthquake was modest, experts take care that the afterchox – small shocks that follow the main event – may still be in the same area. According to the USGS, these afterchoxes often have microscopic fault-line adjustments and can persist for days, weeks, or even years. In rare cases, they may be rival or more than the original earthquake in strength, which can already pose more risk in areas affected.No important afterchox has been reported so far. Officers continue to monitor seismic activity in the region.
