With that in mind, public and private organizations are racing to get earthquake early-warning systems into the hands of residents, businesses and utility companies. This week, Pacific Gas and Electric Company announced it was infusing earthquake early-warning systems into its emergency management and preparedness efforts. According to a press release, PG&E is working with both private and publicly funded technology developers and integrators, including Early Warning Labs, Seismic Warning Systems and the ShakeAlert project. Early Warning Labs anticipates a large portion of California residents will have its earthquake early-warning system app in their hands as soon as 2018. “Earthquakes have always remained elusive threat to life and property,” said Josh Bashioum, the founder of Early Warning Labs.

Source: Fox News February 06, 2017 16:30 UTC