According to the official determination of the China Earthquake Network, a 4.3-magnitude earthquake occurred in Weishan County, Dali Prefecture, Yunnan Province at 13:05 on April 24, with an epicenter depth of 10 kilometers and an epicenter at 25.24 degrees north latitude and 99.96 degrees east longitude.
Basic background
Nearby villages and towns: The villages within 5 kilometers of the earthquake include Datangzi Village, Low Gu Village, Niubi Village, Datian, Shuidu Village, Huangqishu Village, Wharf Village, Longjie Datangzi, Fulong Village, and Like Village, and the towns within 20 kilometers include Jijie Township, Longjie Township, Longtan Township, and Rat Street Township.
Surrounding counties: The epicenter is 35 kilometers away from Weishan Yi Hui Autonomous County, 48 kilometers away from Yangbi Yi Autonomous County, 49 kilometers away from Yongping County, 55 kilometers away from Midu County, 58 kilometers away from Changning County, 51 kilometers away from Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture, and 278 kilometers away from Kunming City.
Epicenter terrain: The average elevation within 5 kilometers of the epicenter is about 1543 meters.
Historical earthquakes: According to the China Earthquake Network Quick Report Directory, a total of 118 earthquakes of magnitude 3 or higher have occurred within 200 kilometers around the epicenter in the past five years, and the largest earthquake is the 6.4-magnitude earthquake that occurred in Yangbi County, Dali Prefecture, Yunnan Province on May 21, 2021 (49 kilometers away from the epicenter), and the distribution of the top 50 historical earthquakes by magnitude is shown in the figure.
Many netizens said
"Frightened by the warning"
"The beds are shaking"
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Source: China Earthquake Network, Sina Weibo