Earlier today, the Cuban National Seismological Service network detected a noticeable earthquake in the province of Santiago de Cuba. The seismic event took place at 8:29 am local time, registering a magnitude of 3.4. It was pinpointed at coordinates 19.77 degrees north latitude and 75.99 degrees west longitude, at a depth of 4.1 kilometers.
The epicenter of the quake was located 31 kilometers southwest of Santiago de Cuba city. Preliminary reports indicate that the tremor was felt in Santiago de Cuba and Palma Soriano municipalities. As of the latest update, provided by authorities at 9:00 am, there have been no reports of material damage or injuries related to the quake. This marks the first noticeable earthquake reported in the year 2025.
The National Seismological Service will continue to monitor the region's seismic activity and keep the public informed of any new developments. Citizens are advised to remain calm and follow instructions from relevant authorities.
Understanding Seismic Activity in Cuba
Where was the recent earthquake in Cuba located?
The recent earthquake was centered 31 kilometers southwest of Santiago de Cuba city, at coordinates 19.77 degrees north latitude and 75.99 degrees west longitude.
What magnitude was the earthquake in Santiago de Cuba?
The earthquake had a magnitude of 3.4.
Have there been any damages reported due to the earthquake?
No material damage or injuries have been reported as a result of the earthquake.