4.8-Magnitude Earthquake and Aftershocks Jolt El Centro, California

The series of tremors, including a significant 4.8-magnitude quake, struck near the California-Mexico border, with no reported injuries or damage.

A 4.8-magnitude earthquake and a series of aftershocks rocked El Centro, California, near the California-Mexico border.
The main quake occurred just after midnight, followed by over 180 aftershocks, including a notable 4.5-magnitude tremor.
Residents experienced moderate shaking, but no injuries or damage have been reported.
The earthquake swarm is likely linked to the southern San Jacinto fault, part of the active San Andreas fault system.
Experts note that while earthquake swarms are common in this region, there is always a small possibility of a larger quake.