According to the report, the telluric movement occurred 16 kilometers west of Conduriri, El Collao (Puno), with a depth of 192 kilometers.
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Tremor today in Peru, October 26: where and when was the last earthquake in the country according to IGP report | Where was the last tremor today in Lima | NMRI EMCC | PERU
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
Like every day, Management brings you the report of the Geophysical Institute of Peru on the earthquakes that occur in the Peruvian territory. The IGP is in charge of providing all the information regarding earthquakes in the country, a land that is located in the famous Pacific Ring of Fire, which makes us a seismic country.
What are the seismic zones in Peru?
According to the National Institute of Civil Defense (Indeci), the entire coastal zone of Peru is the one with the highest risk for the occurrence of high-magnitude earthquakes with relative frequency.
“During the last 500 years of history, all cities near the coastal zone have been affected by earthquakes to a lesser and greater degree. At the same time, depending on the morphology of its coasts, tsunamis have been present in specific areas with greater intensity”specifies the entity in an official report.
Likewise, Indeci indicates that the other areas exposed to a strong tremor are the Andean ones, including Huaytapallana (Junín), Ayacucho, Cusco, Abancay and Arequipa due to the presence of important reverse and normal fault systems.
How to prepare for an earthquake?
In cases of earthquake, the Indeci authorities recommend acting calmly and having identified the safe areas inside and outside the home, in order to avoid personal damage to be regretted.
In addition, they advise having an emergency backpack that contains tools, portable radio and basic non-perishable canned food.
Earthquake today in Peru October 20: where was the epicenter and how many degrees was the magnitude? | How many degrees was the last tremor in Peru | PGI | PERU
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
Like every day, Management brings you the report of the Geophysical Institute of Peru on the earthquakes that occur in the Peruvian territory. The IGP is in charge of providing all the information regarding earthquakes in the country, a land that is located in the famous Pacific Ring of Fire, which makes us a seismic country.
What are the seismic zones in Peru?
According to the National Institute of Civil Defense (Indeci), the entire coastal zone of Peru is the one with the highest risk for the occurrence of high-magnitude earthquakes with relative frequency.
“During the last 500 years of history, all cities near the coastal zone have been affected by earthquakes to a lesser and greater degree. At the same time, depending on the morphology of its coasts, tsunamis have been present in specific areas with greater intensity”specifies the entity in an official report.
Likewise, Indeci indicates that the other areas exposed to a strong tremor are the Andean ones, including Huaytapallana (Junín), Ayacucho, Cusco, Abancay and Arequipa due to the presence of important reverse and normal fault systems.
How to prepare for an earthquake?
In cases of earthquake, the Indeci authorities recommend acting calmly and having identified the safe areas inside and outside the home, in order to avoid personal damage to be regretted.
In addition, they advise having an emergency backpack that contains tools, portable radio and basic non-perishable canned food.
Earthquake today in Peru, October 17: where was the last earthquake, how many degrees and duration | Where was the last tremor in Peru | How many degrees was the last tremor | PGI | PERU
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
Like every day, Management brings you the report of the Geophysical Institute of Peru on the earthquakes that occur in the Peruvian territory. The IGP is in charge of providing all the information regarding earthquakes in the country, a land that is located in the famous Pacific Ring of Fire, which makes us a seismic country.
What are the seismic zones in Peru?
According to the National Institute of Civil Defense (Indeci), the entire coastal zone of Peru is the one with the highest risk for the occurrence of high-magnitude earthquakes with relative frequency.
“During the last 500 years of history, all cities near the coastal zone have been affected by earthquakes to a lesser and greater degree. At the same time, depending on the morphology of its coasts, tsunamis have been present in specific areas with greater intensity”specifies the entity in an official report.
Likewise, Indeci indicates that the other areas exposed to a strong tremor are the Andean ones, including Huaytapallana (Junín), Ayacucho, Cusco, Abancay and Arequipa due to the presence of important reverse and normal fault systems.
How to prepare for an earthquake?
In cases of earthquake, the Indeci authorities recommend acting calmly and having identified the safe areas inside and outside the home, in order to avoid personal damage to be regretted.
In addition, they advise having an emergency backpack that contains tools, portable radio and basic non-perishable canned food.