Earthquake in Peru today, Friday, June 5: what was the magnitude and epicenter according to IGP

Earthquake in Peru today, Friday, June 5: what was the magnitude and epicenter according to IGP

Follow live all seismic movements in the country, according to the reports published by the Geophysical Institute of Peru. Also consult related news, as well as recommendations in this type of situation.

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Peru is a seismic country and we must all be prepared to face a large-scale movement. For this reason, the National Institute of Civil Defense (Indeci) recommends the use of an emergency backpack because it is a key element of the “survival combo” in the midst of a natural disaster.

Earthquake in Peru today LIVE via the IGP

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  • EMERGENCY PHONES – PERU
  • • Emergency line: 105
  • (It is the single national emergency line, which allows Peruvians to access all emergency and security services with just one number).
  • • National Police: 105
  • • Firefighters: 116
  • • Highway Police: 110
  • • Civil Defense: 115
  • • Infosalud: 113
  • • Red Cross: 01 266 0481
  1. • SAMU Ambulance Service: 106
15:00
  • WHY IS PERU A HIGHLY SEISMIC COUNTRY?

Peru is located on the western edge of South America, a region with the highest seismic activity in the world, and therefore, it is necessary to understand the probable behavior of this hazard in a given area in order to plan and mitigate the effects that could occur in the future. The way to understand this behavior is through seismic hazard assessment.

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  • HOW ARE EARTHQUAKE DATA OBTAINED IN PERU?

CENSIS obtains its data from the National Seismic Network (DS-0017-2018MINAM), formed and integrated by a series of velocity, acceleration, and displacement sensors distributed throughout the country.

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  • Where should the emergency backpack be stored?

It should be located in a visible, dry, and easily accessible place, preferably near the main exit door of the home.

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  • How much should the survival backpack weigh?

The ideal weight should not exceed 25% of the body weight of the person carrying it, ensuring a quick and agile evacuation.

14:02
  • Can an earthquake be predicted?

Currently, it is impossible to determine, as the Earth itself presents a wide dynamic regarding its movements, considering that it is not only about predicting when it will shake, but also being able to determine the intensity, magnitude, depth, and other important factors.

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  • What does the emergency backpack contain?

Below, we will show you a list of essential items for your emergency backpack and others recommended by the Ministry of Health of Peru (Minsa):

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  • 1. First aid kit

When an emergency or a dangerous situation occurs, you may need some type of medicine or item to attend to yourself or a family member. Therefore, to be prepared for any inconvenience, it is essential to have a first aid kit in every emergency backpack.

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What does a first aid kit contain? Discover below the most important elements it should currently have according to the Ministry of Health of Peru (MINSA):

Bandages

Gauze

Adhesive tape

Hydrogen peroxide

Painkillers

Antibiotics

Topical cream

Masks

10:34

2. Food

As we explained in the initial paragraphs, emergency backpacks serve the purpose of providing you with assistance for at least the first 24 hours, depending on the number of items they contain. Therefore, to prepare your backpack in advance, it is necessary to include non-perishable foods and some others.

10:29

What types of food can you include in your emergency backpack? See the list of the most recommended below:

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Canned tuna

Noodles

Legumes

Cookies

Chocolates

10:29
  • 3. Blankets and warm clothing

Undoubtedly, equipping your emergency backpack with blankets and warm clothing for you and your family during the night is essential. For your health and safety, try to have at least one for each family member to ensure your well-being.

09:25
  • 4. Water bottles

Staying hydrated during an emergency is essential. Therefore, water bottles play an important role in emergency backpacks. They have a long shelf life, so storing them will not be a problem.

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  • 5. Battery-powered radio

A source of information that will always be available even when the electricity goes out is the radio. Therefore, we recommend having one that runs on batteries to use it when you need it.

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  • 6. Portable charger

In case of earthquakes or any other emergency, there is a possibility that the electricity will go out for a moment. Therefore, it is necessary to have a power source that allows you to charge your smartphone, tablets, or any other electronic device, such as portable chargers.

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  • 7. Flashlights

Following the topic of possible power outages, flashlights are items that will provide you with the necessary light to assist people who need it or perform any other activity that requires it.

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  • Earthquake 20 km NW of Jaén, Jaén – Cajamarca

Local Date and Time: 04/06/2026,22:07:10

Magnitude: 3.4

Depth: 20 km

Latitude: -5.55

Longitude: -78.90

Intensity: II Jaén

01:55
  • WHAT IS THE LARGEST MAGNITUDE EARTHQUAKE RECORDED BY INSTRUMENTS IN PERU?

On Thursday, October 3, 1974, an 8.0-magnitude earthquake was recorded in Lima at 9:21 a.m., striking the capital of Peru, as well as a large part of the Peruvian coast, to the south. The movement lasted around 90 seconds and left a toll of 252 dead and 3,600 injured.

Earthquake in Peru today, Friday, June 5: what was the magnitude and epicenter according to IGP
01:53
  • WHAT IS SEISMIC SILENCE?

Seismic silence is a prolonged period without significant seismic activity or intensity in a region, which may indicate the accumulation of tectonic stresses and an increased risk of a future earthquake.

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  • Peru is located in a seismic zone and the occurrence of earthquakes is inevitable. An IGP study indicates that there is accumulated seismic energy in the south of the country, which should encourage participation in drills.
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  • The entity responsible for keeping a record of every earthquake in the country is the Geophysical Institute of Peru (IGP). It also provides official information every time an earthquake occurs through its social media accounts.
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  • HOW ARE EARTHQUAKE DATA OBTAINED IN PERU?

CENSIS obtains its data from the National Seismic Network (DS-0017-2018MINAM), formed and integrated by a series of velocity, acceleration, and displacement sensors distributed throughout the country.

01:50
  • WHY IS PERU A HIGHLY SEISMIC ZONE?

Peru is a highly seismic country because it is located within the Pacific Ring of Fire.

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Check here the latest records from the Geophysical Institute of Peru on seismic movements in the country.

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