Another 4.6 quake was recorded near St. Kitts, two days after a quake of the same magnitude occurred.

Information from the University of the West Indies-Seismic Research Centre (UWI-SRC), indicates that the quake took place at 12:53am on Saturday Mar. 29^th, at a depth of 81km.

It was located at Latitude: 18.06 degrees North, Longitude: 63.12 degrees West and took place 94km Northwest of Basseterre.

Other nearby cities included: Saint John’s, Antigua and Barbuda and Brades, Montserrat. This was the third quake to occur during the week of Mar. 23^rd to the 29^th. One of the same magnitude was recorded near Basseterre, on Thursday Mar. 27^th. Before that, a 4.0 magnitude quake was recorded north of Basseterre on Sunday Mar. 23^rd.

As the Eastern Caribbean is a seismically active region, UWI and other experts continue to encourage the public to remain prepared for any potential earthquake.