Recall that the last quake of magnitude 3.1 on the open scale of Richter, whose epicenter was located 7 kilometers north of Belladères and 16 kilometers north-east of Lascahobas, is Monday, May 7. It is its shallow depth (less 1.5 km) that makes it felt by the population https://www.haitilibre.com/en/news-24328-haiti-news-zapping.html without causing any damage, explained the Engineer-Geologist Claude Prepetit, Director of the Office of Mines and Energy (BME).
However, he specifies that the data available to the Center do not allow for the moment to link this activity in the Central Plateau to major faults known in the country, or to know if this activity can cause a strong earthquake, without continuing further studies.
Recall that the very high risk areas in Haiti are the South, the Nippes and the Great North.