Shocking earthquake in Huesca
The Cartographic and Geological Institute of Catalonia (IGCat) has confirmed that a 3.3 magnitude earthquake occurred on Monday night in the province of Huesca, Spain. This seismic phenomenon has been perceived in various regions of Lleida, generating astonishment and concern among the population.
Activation of emergency measures
As a consequence of this event, Civil Protection of the Generalitat has taken immediate measures to guarantee the safety of citizens. The Special Seismic Emergency Plan in Catalonia (Sismicat) was activated, but later deactivated this morning after confirming that no material or personal damage has been recorded.
Perception of the earthquake in Catalonia
The Institute has received a total of 105 questionnaires about the perception of the earthquake, while the emergency telephone number 112 has received three calls related to this event. The regions of Val d’Aran, Alta Ribagorça, Pallars Sobirà and the Ponent Strip were the most affected by this earthquake.
Take the earthquake survey
If you have felt the earthquake, the IGCat invites you to complete a perception survey to collect data and information about this geological phenomenon. You can access the survey at the following link: [survey link]
No reported damage
Fortunately, so far no material or personal damage has been reported due to this earthquake. Authorities continue to monitor the situation and provide updated information to the population.
Monitoring and precautions
It is important to remain calm and follow the instructions of Civil Protection in emergency situations. Remember that being prepared and knowing the proper safety measures can make all the difference in times like these.
Catalonia remains strong in the face of the geological challenges that nature presents!
