The seismic event, which occurred at 01:04 AM with an estimated depth of approximately 2 kilometers, affected both the provincial capital and several towns. Reported incidents so far primarily involve minor damage to non-structural elements, which, according to the Granada City Council, do not pose a risk to people's physical safety.
Some more significant damages are currently being assessed, particularly in vulnerable buildings or those with pre-existing conditions. However, there are no indications of widespread structural damage. Preliminary analysis suggests that tremors recorded in recent days may be related to the same fault zone, a hypothesis that will be further investigated by relevant authorities.
“"Inspection requests are mainly concentrated in the southern area of Granada and in the municipalities of Ogíjares, La Zubia, and Armilla."
The Fire Department has received over a hundred calls requesting building inspections, most concerning non-structural damage. Despite the absence of severe harm, the earthquake has generated significant concern and fear among the population.
