California Earthquakes And The Immigrants That Run Outside

People working with immigrants in California should show this full article to their people. They have to follow the new approved methods, not the habits they bring from their old countries. Very interesting, it may save lives. - - Donna Poisl

By Dolores M. Bernal, NEWS JUNKIE POST

More than 1,000 earthquakes have shaken Southern California so far this year. The bulk of those quakes came after a 7.2 magnitude earthquake shook Southern California on April 4. The epicenter was 40 miles south of Calexico, California, (in Baja California) but the jolt was felt all the way up to Santa Barbara, 95 miles north of Los Angeles.

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Many of the immigrants living in Westlake come from countries in the Pacific Ring of Fire — the seismic 40,000 kilometer horseshoe that has hundreds of active volcanoes and a history for violent earthquake activity. These immigrants only know one thing when a earthquake strikes: run outside, which in California is the biggest no-no.
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