A 3.9-magnitude earthquake rattled Santiago de Cuba but caused no injuries or damages. The event was the tenth perceptible quake of 2025, prompting local officials to advise vigilance and preparedness among residents.
A 3.9-magnitude earthquake struck the bay of Santiago de Cuba on May 27, at approximately 7 kilometers south of the city. The quake, which occurred during the morning hours, was reported by the National Center for Seismological Research, indicating it was the tenth perceptible tremor of 2025. Luckily, there were no reports of damages or injuries, but it was felt in nearby areas including the coastal region of Guama and the municipality of San Luis.
The earthquake registered a depth of 11 kilometers, and while its intensity was moderate, local authorities advise residents to stay vigilant. In a message disseminated via WhatsApp, Beatriz Johnson, the first secretary of the Communist Party of Cuba in the province, encouraged citizens to remain calm in the event of a major earthquake. She reminded them of essential protective measures, such as sheltering under sturdy furniture and avoiding areas where objects may fall.
The unpredictable nature of earthquakes makes it crucial for communities to take preventive measures to protect lives. Preparedness can significantly mitigate risks associated with seismic activity. This makes it increasingly important to stay informed through reliable sources and adhere to guidance from the Civil Defense General Staff. Caution and preparation are especially emphasized following tremors, given the potential for more significant seismic events in the future.
In summary, a 3.9-magnitude earthquake shook the bay of Santiago de Cuba but thankfully resulted in no damages or injuries. Residents have been urged to remain calm and prepared for any future seismic activity. Knowledge and preventive measures are crucial for safety during these unpredictable natural occurrences.
Original Source: www.cubanews.acn.cu
