An earthquake of magnitude 5.9 recorded in Oaxaca

An earthquake of magnitude 5.9 was recorded at 8:31 Thursday, 13 kilometers southwest of Huajuapan de León, Oaxaca, reported the National Seismological Service.

The earthquake provoked the seismic alert Luis Felipe Puente, National Coordinator of the Civil Protection Ministry of the Interior, posted on his Twitter account that the civil protection units do not have the same effect. have reported no damage to entities where seismic warning has sounded and he estimated the civil protection units of the states of Michoacán, Oaxaca, Puebla, Veracruz, Morelos, Guerrero, Jalisco and CDMX do not report any damage due to tremor 5.9 a few minutes ago, avoid spreading rumors and learn about the other hand, Fausto Lugo, secretary of civil protection of Mexico City, said that after the At the end of the revision protocol, there was no report of damage to the ceiling.

The General Directorate of Civil Protection of the State of Puebla informed by his Twitter account that during this earthquake, the volcano Popocatépetl had a vapor emission of water and gas with a slight ash content.

The State Coordination of Civil Protection of Oaxaca (CEPCO) reported that no damage was recorded by the earthquake in the regions of the state.

Meanwhile, Huajuapan's municipal president, Martín Aguirre, has reported a white balance up to now.

Today marks 10 months of the magnitude 7.1 earthquake that left 369 dead and thousands of casualties in Mexico City, Puebla

Idris Rodríguez Zapata, director of the command, control, police center 39, computer, communication and contact with the citizens of Mexico City (C5). ), commented that some seismic warnings did not ring this Thursday.

"Yes, there were alerts that were not activated, they are currently being reviewed If 88% of the speakers are activated, a 12,000, which represents 77% of the city's coverage We do not have 100% coverage. (Those who did not ring were) because they are obsolete and need to be replaced, "said Rodríguez Zapata in an interview with W Radio

. Some said that it was due to the massive sending of the alert to the speakers.

"We found that in some, the first part of the audio was taken and remained permanent.This was because of the mass mailing." "

Fausto Lugo, Secretary of Civil Protection of Mexico City, said the report can be sent to 911 or the secretariat telephone number 5615-7970.