Concern in Cortes de la Frontera: 'One of the tremors moved the bed'

Aware of the concern generated by these tremors, the local council has sent a message of calm, recalling that after holding a meeting with scientists from the government's CSIC agency who are providing scientific advice, they have been told that "Cortes de la Frontera is not in danger" and that it is "normal" to feel these sounds and movements because "it is happening everywhere and in areas very close to you".

The national seismic network has announced that a radar will be installed to evaluate the situation of the subsoil

In fact, the national seismic network has announced that a radar will be installed in the area in order to continue studying the possible risks. The radar will be installed for a month and is a tool to evaluate the situation of the municipality at subsoil level.

Faced with this situation, the residents are patient. This is what Andrés, the head of the village's lottery administration, said. "There have been quite a few tremors, but they are telling us that it is normal. So although there is a lot of concern, we have to be patient," he said a few minutes before closing, as this morning "there have hardly been any people; they are shut up in their houses".