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A magnitude 5.6 earthquake occurred in the Dominican Republic this past Sunday, prompting the Center for Emergency Operations (COE) to report that there were no significant damages resulting from the seismic event. The tremor was felt across various localities, leading to official assessments of the situation throughout the afternoon.

Following the event, the COE addressed public concerns regarding the failure of mobile phone earthquake alerts. The agency provided explanations for why the notification systems did not activate for citizens, responding to widespread complaints shared on social media platforms.