Earthquake in Hyderabad; Know how to set up Google Alerts on your phone
A 5.3-magnitude earthquake struck the Mulugu district of Telangana on Wednesday morning, sending tremors across Hyderabad and parts of Andhra Pradesh. The earthquake, which occurred at 7:27 AM, caused panic among residents, although there were no immediate reports of injuries or significant damage. Authorities are currently assessing the situation.
Seismic activity in Telangana is uncommon, making this event an unexpected reminder of the need for preparedness. One way to stay informed is by enabling Google's Earthquake Alert System on Android devices.
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Google's Earthquake Alert System offers timely notifications to help people respond effectively to potential seismic threats. This system, available on Android 5 or above, uses your phone's location and network connection to provide alerts.
Once enabled, your device will automatically send you alerts based on your location.
The Earthquake Alert System is essential for communities in seismic zones. Early notifications enable individuals to seek safety and allow emergency services to respond swiftly. By following these steps, Android users can stay prepared and informed during such events.
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