Tremors in the Dominican Republic today, January 31 – Seismic report via CNS Live with magnitude and epicenter | National Center for Seismology | composition

He National Center for Seismology (NCS) Updates its official report daily Recent tremors in the Dominican Republic, due to its location on the Caribbean Plate and the North American Plate, events of this nature are recorded 24 hours a day. In this article, you will get an updated report on today's seismic activity, Thursday, February 1With the date, time, size and location of the epicenter.

Tremors in the Dominican Republic today, Thursday, February 1

According to him CNSAreas with high incidence of telluric movements Dominican Republic are cities Santo Domingo (located on the Enriqueville-Blantine Garden Fault), Santiago de los Caballeros, Puerto Plata and Samana.

Being prepared for the possibility of an earthquake in these cities is important, so we recommend creating a family emergency plan and having a kit that includes food, water, medicine and other essentials.

It is also important to know evacuation routes and meeting points in case of emergency. If you want more information about seismology, you call 809-533-5900 Or write to email [email protected] corresponds to National Center for Seismology (NCS).

Address: Jose Dolores Alfonseca Street, University City, Sinological Building.

What to do if there is an earthquake in the Dominican Republic?

I am sharing with you the following recommendations on what to do when an earthquake strikes, based on information provided by the National Center for Earthquakes (CNS).

• Stay calm and find a place for seismic protection.
• Lean against a wall or under a sturdy desk or table
• Turn off the electricity and close the water and gas valves.
• If you are on the street, stay away from buildings, poles and power cables.
• If you are at a mass event, the person should stay in place and protect their head and neck with their hands. Also, you must follow the instructions of those in charge of security at that location.
• Create a family emergency plan and practice it regularly
• If you are driving on a subway, bridge or highway, you must slow down and stop after exiting the area.
• Keep an emergency kit in your home, car and workplace