An earthquake of 3.6 was recorded five kilometers southeast of Yecapixtla, without so far reporting damage to it, nor to other nearby municipalities.
The Morelos State Civil Protection Coordination (CEPCM) reported that the phenomenon occurred at 7:50 p.m. on Thursday according to information from the National Seismological Service.
The head of the CEPCM, Enrique Clement Gallardo, explained that these types of movements are presented as strong, but of short duration, because they are local earthquakes, superficial of low magnitude and in a small radius near the epicenter, so only in Certain areas were perceived.
The CEPCM remains vigilant and vigilant for any situation that may arise, Clement Gallardo said, reiterating that earthquakes cannot be predicted, so it is important to foster a culture of prevention.
He added that we must pay attention to the reports issued by the state government, through the CEPCM, as well as avoid disseminating information that does not have scientific support or has been validated by corresponding government institutions.
He recalled that the CEPCM is attentive in order to meet any eventuality that may arise, and made available the telephone number 100 0515, as well as the emergency number 911.
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