When was the last earthquake in Chile? Check the latest earthquakes

Chile is one of the countries with the highest seismic frequency. This, being located between the plates of Nazca and South Americaso earthquakes are and will be an issue in the country.

The entity in charge of inform, update and analyze These telluric movements are the Chile Seismological Centerwhich day after day provides information and details of the intensity of the earthquakes.

Some tremors are noticeable and others are not.. The truth is that there are earthquakes in Chile practically every day. Now we tell you the latest ones.

How to know when the last earthquake was in Chile?

To know all the details of day, time and intensity of an earthquake in Chileyou can enter the official site of the Chilean Seismological Center.

There you will learn the details of the recent earthquakes. Now we tell you the last ones posted this Wednesday, June 19remembering that the information is updated as the tremors increase:

• Magnitude: 3.3 / 28 km W of Quintero
  • Hour: 06:13:57 – June 19.
  • 15 km depth.
• Magnitude: 3.5 / 96 km E of San Pedro de Atacama
  • Hour: 04:40:38 – June 19.
  • 233 km depth
• Magnitude: 2.9 / 100 km NE of San Pedro de Atacama
  • Hour: 03:44:57 – June 19
  • 221 km depth
• Magnitude: 3.1 / 119 km W of Boiler
  • Hour: 03:19:26 – June 19.
  • 20 km depth
• Magnitude: 3.6 / 81 km SE of Lee
  • Hour: 02:35:02 – June 19.
  • 239 km depth
• Magnitude: 3.2 / 89 km SE of Lee
  • Hour: 02:17:43 – June 19.
  • 229 km depth

What to do in case of a major earthquake?

These are some of the recommendations according to Senapred:

• Stay calm and place yourself in a place of protection seismic.
• Protect yourself and stand under a firm element. If it is not possible to place yourself below it, do so next to it.
• Cut off the electricity from your home and close the water taps.
• If you are on the street, stay away from buildings, poles and electrical cables.
• If you are at a massive attendance event, stay calm, stay in your place, protect your head and neck with your arms. Follow the instructions of security officers.

Know all the details of the steps to follow in the list published by the National Disaster Prevention and Response Service.