Overview
- Peru recorded several moderate earthquakes between June 20 and June 22, with the largest a magnitude 4.9 east of Máncora on Sunday that was felt in Piura.
- The IGP reported a 4.6 quake near Torata early on Sunday and a 4.0 event near Zarumilla late on Saturday, and those reports showed no immediate damage or casualties.
- A magnitude 3.6 tremor north of Quillabamba was the latest event recorded on Monday and was reported with low intensity and no reported effects.
- Officials say focal depths for the recent quakes, ranging from about 14 km to 120 km, reduced shaking at the surface and account for the absence of material damage.
- Emergency agencies and national media are stressing simple preparedness steps such as an emergency kit, identified safe zones, and following IGP and Indeci updates as monitoring continues.