“Biggest Is yet to Come”: Granada Earthquake Sequence Passes 1,000 Tremors
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“Biggest is yet to come”: Granada earthquake sequence passes 1,000 tremors
People across Granada are still feeling the ground move beneath them after an earthquake sequence that has now passed 1,000 tremors, with the shaking reaching as far as the Alpujarra and damage already reported in affected areas. But the earthquake count is still rising, and a Spanish scientist has warned that the strongest tremor may not have happened yet. The latest figures from Spain’s… Source
The largest earthquakes recorded were of magnitude 4.8 Mw and took place in the early morning of Saturday 15th and Tuesday 18th in the morning, with epicenters in the surroundings of Alhendín and GójarTwo earthquakes of 4.8 in four days put Granada in front of one of its worst seismic episodes: “We are afraid” The seismic series of Alhendín (Granada) that since August 14 affects Granada and the southern area of its metropolitan area has already …
The National Geological Institute (IGN) reported on Monday that the area of the municipalities of Alhendín, Gójar and La Zubia, a few kilometers south of Granada capital, records "a series of superficial earthquakes" that already exceed a thousand movements.In particular, the latest report of the IGN, published this Monday, records that from 00:00 hours on August 14 and until this Monday 1,075 events have been recorded in this series, mostly of …
The Lorquian delegation has collaborated in the evaluation and urban planning work in the city The seismic swarm of Granada exceeds a thousand earthquakes in ten days
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