Miguel Auza, Mexico – A magnitude 4.1 earthquake struck 13 kilometers south of Miguel Auza early Friday morning. Local authorities are encouraging residents to report if they felt the tremor.
The earthquake occurred at 1:11 a.m. UTC, at a depth of 10 kilometers, according to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). So far, there have been two citizen responses to the “Did You Feel It?” survey, with more expected as reports come in.
The USGS urges residents of Durango and nearby regions to contribute to their felt report system. Community reports provide critical data to help scientists understand how seismic waves affect different areas. If you experienced the earthquake, your input could improve future safety measures.
While there are no reports of damage, the community intensity map shows mild shaking. The “Did You Feel It?” feature allows anyone to share their experience with the scientific community, furthering research into seismic activity and public preparedness.
Help contribute to science and future earthquake preparedness by submitting your felt report on the USGS website.
