SkyAlert director, Álvaro Velasco, said that thanks to more than 250,000 subscriptions to their app, the Mexican company financed the expansion of its sensor network that will allow greater certainty and speed to detect and alert on earthquakes not only from the coast, but also from the interior of the country.
SkyAlert installed more earthquake sensors in Puerto Vallarta, which will expand SkyAlert service coverage to a part of Nayarit, Aguascalientes, Guanajuato and Morelia. The area was already covered with sensors but the new installations will allow extended service and notifications around Mexico in the event of an earthquake . . .
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