5.2 earthquake strikes California near San Diego

According to the US Geological Survey, the 5.2 earthquake drove out San Diego, California, on Monday afternoon.

The earthquake struck with the epicenter in Julian, California, at 10:08 (18:00 GMT) local time.

Resort Town is located in Cuyamaca, about an hour northeast of San Diego.

About two hours after the earthquake, Perette Godwin, a spokesman for Sandy, said there was no report on structural damage or injuries to the BBC.

The San Diego Sheriff’s office also said, “We haven’t received a report on the injuries or major damages caused by earthquakes.” But it was “development situation.”

Gavin Newsom’s office California Governor posted on X shortly after the earthquake that he had been briefed on the situation shortly after the earthquake.

The USGS continued to report a small aftershock in this area for an hour after the earthquake.

Meanwhile, the National Meteorological Administration said the tsunami was not expected.

The emergency warning issued by the USGS ordered the residents to take the shelter to Los Angeles at the moment before the hit.

“Drop, cover, catch. Protect yourself.”

Kevin Mances was a breakfast when he was warned and quickly took a refuge under the door frame.

Manaugh said, “Of course, choking has begun to happen.” “I lived in most of my life, and I was born here, and this is probably the worst earthquake I felt.”

“It was a bit shocking,” he continued. “Everything was shaken. It was shaken a lot.

Earthquakes are difficult to predict.But Alert’s lead time (about 15 seconds of Manaugh) was enough to take action.

“The way they predicted was the time to reach the point of safety,” he said.

His house was not damaged, but he would prepare for other earthquakes.

“With this Forest fire in Los Angeles, I thought it was a good idea to have an evacuation bag. “