5.2 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes San Diego Area, No Major Damage Reported
A 5.2 magnitude earthquake shook the San Diego region on Monday afternoon, prompting swift alerts and no significant injuries.
A magnitude 5.2 earthquake shook the San Diego area on Monday, with the epicenter located in Julian, California, according to the US Geological Survey. The quake occurred at 10:08 AM local time, causing brief panic but reportedly resulting in no structural damage or injuries. The San Diego sheriff noted that the situation was still developing, as smaller aftershocks were felt shortly afterward. Governor Gavin Newsom was informed of the incident, while the National Weather Service confirmed that no tsunami was expected. Residents received alerts urging them to take shelter, leading many, including local man Kevin Manaugh, to seek safety under door frames. Manaugh described this experience as the most intense quake he had ever felt, highlighting the importance of preparedness in such situations.
A 5.2 magnitude earthquake shook the San Diego region on Monday afternoon, prompting swift alerts and no significant injuries.
A magnitude 5.2 earthquake shook the San Diego area on Monday, with the epicenter located in Julian, California, according to the US Geological Survey. The quake occurred at 10:08 AM local time, causing brief panic but reportedly resulting in no structural damage or injuries. The San Diego sheriff noted that the situation was still developing, as smaller aftershocks were felt shortly afterward. Governor Gavin Newsom was informed of the incident, while the National Weather Service confirmed that no tsunami was expected. Residents received alerts urging them to take shelter, leading many, including local man Kevin Manaugh, to seek safety under door frames. Manaugh described this experience as the most intense quake he had ever felt, highlighting the importance of preparedness in such situations.
