- Early reports indicate moderate magnitude earth tremors occurred approximately 0.4 kilometers southwest of Nairobi at 10:20 GMT (1:20 PM local time) on June 5, 2024
- Details about the magnitude and depth are still unconfirmed, and more accurate data is expected soon from seismological agencies
- Residents are advised to stay vigilant and report any ground shaking
Early reports are emerging of moderate magnitude earth tremors in Nairobi, Kenya. According to unverified accounts, the seismic activity occurred approximately 0.4 kilometers southwest of Nairobi at around 10:20 GMT (1:20 PM local time).
The tremors were felt in several areas including Westlands, Kasarani, and Embakasi, as well as satellite towns like Ngong and Thika.
At this time, specific details about the magnitude and depth of the potential earthquake remain unclear.
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The initial data is based on preliminary seismic models, and more accurate information is expected to be released soon.
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The AllQuakes monitoring service responded promptly, saying it was actively gathering scientific data from national and international seismological agencies to provide a comprehensive analysis of the event.
Residents in and around Nairobi have been advised to remain vigilant and report any ground shaking they may have experienced through the VolcanoDiscovery site or app.
The exact location of the tremors has been pinpointed at latitude 1.29°S and longitude 36.81°E, corresponding to the Nairobi area.
The VolcanoDiscovery service has encouraged those who felt the tremors to report their experiences to help refine the data and improve the accuracy of seismic alerts.
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Residents reported weak shaking that caused windows, doors, and furniture to rattle.
Following this development, Nairobians have been urged to download and upgrade the Volcanoes & Earthquakes app for the fastest seismic alerts available online for both Android and iOS devices.
The agency has revealed that further updates will be provided to keep the public informed.
