An earthquake was reported in California on Saturday, April 13th, shaking the ground in the US once again. The tremor was felt in the state of California, causing concern among many about potential damages. The US Geological Survey provided updates on the earthquake details.
The earthquake, with a preliminary magnitude of 3.8, struck the southern California desert near Coachella on Saturday morning. It occurred at 9:08 am, about 8 miles northeast of Borrego Springs in Riverside County. Even though it was a small earthquake, attendees of a famous concert in California reported feeling the tremor.
The epicenter was located approximately 20 miles southeast of Coachella, striking at a depth of around 11 kilometers. Despite the magnitude of the earthquake, no damage or injuries were reported. This serves as a reminder of the constant seismic activity in the region, emphasizing the importance of precaution and preparedness for the safety of residents and visitors.
The earthquake did not affect the Coachella Music Festival, which took place at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California. Attendees camping in the area may have felt the tremor. In case of an earthquake, it is recommended to take safety measures such as kneeling, seeking shelter under sturdy furniture, and covering the head and neck to prevent injuries.
Overall, while the earthquake in California caused some concern, it serves as a reminder of the seismic activity in the region and the importance of being prepared for such events.
