California experienced three minor earthquakes in under 12 hours, with the most recent tremor measuring 2.8 magnitude in Monterey County. The USGS confirmed these events, following two earlier quakes near San Francisco, which were felt by about 2,000 local residents. Although no injuries or damage were reported, experts express concern over the San Andreas fault, which is overdue for a major earthquake. Predictions suggest that a significant earthquake could affect over 39 million people, emphasizing the potential risks associated with living in this seismically active area.
The two quakes near San Francisco were felt by nearly 2,000 people, indicating a heightened awareness of seismic activity in a region prone to significant earthquakes.
Experts predict that over 39 million people on the West Coast could be impacted by a major earthquake, reflecting the serious nature of seismic hazards in California.
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