Second Earthquake in Malibu: 3.5-Magnitude Tremor Strikes Hours After Initial Quake
Malibu experienced its second earthquake within seven hours, a 3.5-magnitude quake early Saturday morning following a 3.8-magnitude quake the night before. No injuries or damage have been reported, and local authorities are monitoring the situation to ensure community safety.
On Saturday morning, the Malibu region experienced its second earthquake within a short span of seven hours. The U.S. Geological Survey reported a preliminary 3.5-magnitude quake occurring at 6:30 a.m., located 6.8 miles northwest of Malibu. This tremor followed a 3.8-magnitude earthquake recorded at 11:44 p.m. on Friday, occurring approximately 7.7 miles northwest of the area.
Fortunately, there have been no reports of injuries or significant damage following these seismic events. Local authorities will continue to monitor the situation closely, given the recent heavy rainfall and ongoing recovery from earlier wildfires in the region. Community safety remains a top priority, and residents are encouraged to stay vigilant.
Original Source: abc7.com
