On a quiet morning near daybreak on July 22, a small earthquake woke some residents in the central-west town shortly before six. The trembler struck at 5:31 a.m. and reached a level of 2.8 on the Richter scale. The shock waves emerged 18 kilometers north of town. Homes in the Central West felt a short jolt. People describe very brief moments of movement. Emergency teams did a quick sweep for harm. No hazards showed up, no injuries found, and all buildings stayed stable. Nearby suburbs said they felt a slight shake. Overall, the event passed quickly.