### Earthquake of 4.7 Magnitude in Malibu Does Not Affect Tijuana: Civil Protection
A 4.7 magnitude earthquake struck at 7:28 AM this Thursday, with the epicenter located seven kilometers north of Malibu, California. The tremor was slightly noticeable in Tijuana.
Miguel Ángel Ceballos Ramírez, the director of Civil Protection for the Municipality of Tijuana, stated that the seismic activity did not cause any damage to the population, public infrastructure, or buildings.
The Civil Protection office remains alert for any possible repercussions and urges the public to remain calm. They encourage reporting any situations that may pose a risk by calling 9-1-1 or using the municipal government’s mobile security applications, such as the Emergency Button and Purple Button.
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#### Malibu Earthquake: A Deeper Look
The recent earthquake that struck near Malibu, California, has brought attention to the region’s seismic activity. According to the United States Geological Survey (USGS), the tremor was registered at a depth of 10 kilometers. Experts have pointed out that while this earthquake did not cause significant damage, it serves as a reminder of the geological volatility of the California area.
**Earthquake Preparedness Reminder**
Experts advise the public to stay prepared. Basic emergency kits, securing household items, and developing an emergency plan with family members are essential steps recommended by earthquake preparedness organizations.
**No Immediate Aftershocks Reported**
So far, no immediate aftershocks have been reported following the 4.7 magnitude earthquake. However, experts continue to monitor the activity levels closely to keep the public informed and prepared for any potential seismic effects in the near future.
By staying informed through reliable sources and official channels, residents in quake-prone areas can ensure their safety and readiness for any eventual seismic activity. For updates and further information, you can follow civil protection and seismic activity agencies’ channels.