At the beginning of this Tuesday, lower intensity earthquakes were recorded in different places in the country.
Although most of the movements that occur in Chile are imperceptible to the population, it is important to inform yourself about the main movements recorded by the National Seismological Center of the University of Chile.
The large number of tremors that our country receives is due to the geographical location of the territory, located on the boundary between the Nazca and South American tectonic plates, which constantly impact.
Tremor today, Tuesday, June 11 in Chile
These are the earthquakes recorded by Seismology:
06:58
earthquake magnitude 3.8located 68 km northeast of Lee and at a depth of 273 km.
03:15
earthquake magnitude 3.8located 21 km south of Santiago and at a depth of 85 km.
02:57
earthquake magnitude 3.8located 101 km south of Lee and at a depth of 240 km.
01:42
earthquake magnitude 4.2located 101 km northwest of Carrizal Bajo and at a depth of 45 km.
What to do in case of an earthquake?
The National Disaster Prevention and Response Service provided some recommendations on what to do when an earthquake occurs.
- Keep calm and look for a place of seismic protection.
- Protect yourself under a firm element. If this is not possible, stay next to the same object.
- Turn off the electricity and close the water and gas valves.
- If you are on the street, Stay away from buildings, poles and power lines.
- If you are at a massive event, the person must stay in place and Protect the head and neck with your arms. In addition, you will also have to follow the instructions of those in charge of security at the venue.
- If you are driving in a tunnel, bridge or highway, you must reduce speed and stop after leaving the area.
