SSATV reports 105 seismic events in early September
The Venezuelan Seismic and Tsunami Warning Service recorded a total of 105 earthquakes between September 4 and September 10, according to an official weekly update.
On Monday morning, FUNVISIS released the latest seismic activity report covering the week from September 4 through September 10. The data indicates that the Servicio Sismológico y de Alerta de Tsunami Venezolano (SSATV) detected and registered 105 distinct sismic events during this period.
The official bulletin emphasized that while monitoring continues, it is not possible to predict earthquakes in advance. Consequently, authorities advised that planning remains the most effective tool for managing seismic risks and understanding their behavior.
In its closing remarks regarding institutional support, FUNVISIS noted that investing in SSATV constitutes a commitment toward building a Venezuela capable of resisting future seismic activity.
No casualties or physical damage were reported associated with these events according to this source. The report serves as the primary record for the week's monitored sismicity.
At a glance
- 105 earthquakes recorded by SSATV between September 4 and September 10, 2026.
- Seismic prediction is currently considered impossible; planning is recommended as a mitigation strategy.
- No casualties or damage were reported in the official update.