Mobile alerts warn millions before Venezuela earthquakes

Millions of people in Venezuela were left cautious after receiving warnings on their Android phones seconds before two earthquakes measuring 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude struck on June 27, 2026, despite the absence of a national early warning system. Google's earthquake alert system relies on motion sensors within smartphones to detect seismic waves and send alerts rapidly, providing residents a few seconds to take safety measures. This system is an effective alternative for countries lacking traditional earthquake monitoring infrastructure and is considered crucial in reducing disaster risks.

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