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Over 33 million Mexicans participated in the second national earthquake drill, an event designed to test preparedness and response.
Thirty-three million Mexicans participated in the second National Earthquake Drill of 2026. The exercise, coordinated by the National Civil Protection Coordination (CNPC), involved widespread engagement across the country, including in Mexico City. The drill simulated seismic activity, testing preparedness protocols.
This annual drill serves as a crucial reminder of Mexico's vulnerability to earthquakes, particularly given its location on the Pacific Ring of Fire. The high participation rate suggests a growing public awareness and commitment to emergency preparedness measures, reinforcing the importance of such exercises in mitigating potential disaster impacts.
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Left: Coverage of Mexico's Second National Simulation focuses on its execution in Mexico City.
Center: Thirty-three million Mexicans participated in the Second National Simulation, according to the CNPC, with some reports noting Claudia Sheinbaum's participation.
Right: Thirty-three million people participated in the Second National Simulation.
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