The National Seismological Service (SSN) is conducting real-time monitoring of seismic activity in Mexico this Friday, September 4. The monitoring includes details about magnitude, depth, and location of the earthquakes recorded in the country.
Mexico is located in a seismic region due to the presence of five tectonic plates operating beneath its surface: Caribbean, North America, Pacific, Rivera, and Cocos. This constant interaction between tectonic plates results in high seismic activity, keeping the country under continuous monitoring.
The most recent information will be updated continuously, allowing the public to stay informed about any seismic movements that may occur. Preparedness and awareness regarding earthquakes are crucial in this region, where seismic activity is a natural part of the geography.
Source: www.infobae.com
