A 3.6 magnitude earthquake was recorded west of Scarborough, Trinidad and Tobago, at 8:00 am today. The depth was 10 km, with nearby cities including Scarborough, Arima, and Port of Spain. This data is preliminary and may be revised by UWI SRC analysts.
A magnitude 3.6 earthquake occurred west of Scarborough, Trinidad and Tobago, this morning at approximately 8:00 am local time. The quake had a depth of 10 km, according to the UWI Seismic Research Center (UWI SRC). This preliminary data points to cities in proximity: Scarborough, 64 km to the west; Arima, 64 km to the north; and Port of Spain, 65 km northeast.
The UWI SRC further clarified that the location is generated through automated processes and may be revised after thorough evaluation by analysts. Users are encouraged to stay updated with the app provided by Loop, where they can customize news feeds and save articles for future reference.
Earthquakes in the region, particularly near Trinidad and Tobago, are monitored by the UWI Seismic Research Center, which uses automated systems for initial data reporting. Understanding seismic activity is critical for public safety and preparedness in areas prone to earthquakes. The depth and magnitude of an earthquake are key factors in assessing its potential impact.
The recorded 3.6 magnitude earthquake near Scarborough is significant, although it falls into a generally moderate category. Enhancements in connectivity, such as the Loop app, aid residents in remaining informed during seismic events. Continuous assessment by the UWI SRC ensures that the public receives accurate updates on seismic activities.
Original Source: tt.loopnews.com
