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Kick ’em Jenny Update

This story was posted 7 years ago
24 July 2015
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Maritime interests have been told to strictly observe the Kick em’ Jenny Volcano Exclusion Zone of 5 km around the summit of the volcano. Illustration courtesy of St Vincent and The Grenadines’ National Emergency Management Organisation
Kick em’ Jenny Volcano Exclusion Zone of 5 km. Image: St Vincent and The Grenadines’ National Emergency Management Organisation
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The Seismic Research Centre (SRC), University of the West Indies, continues to monitor activities at the Kick ’em Jenny underwater volcano just off Grenada, and provide updates and reports to the National Disaster Management Agency (NaDMA).

During the night of Thursday, 23 July 2015, the SRC has recorded events in the Kick ’em Jenny area which indicate that there was a second small eruption, following the first one recorded during the night of 22 July.

Seismic activities continue in the area, and residents in the north of Grenada will continue to experience very low magnitude tremors.

The Orange alert remains in effect, and therefore all ships must strictly observe the 5 km exclusion zone of Kick ’em Jenny.

It should be noted that the undersea volcano remains well below the surface, which cancels out any threat of a major tsunami.

Please note that there is no need for panic, and people should go about their daily lives as normal. The official advisories on the matter, when needed, will come from the National Disaster Management Agency (NaDMA).

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