A recent report by CISMID, Peru’s Multidisciplinary Institute for Integral Risk Management, has identified nine Lima districts considered the safest in the event of an earthquake. These zones—including Breña, Miraflores, and San Isidro—are built upon stable ground, significantly reducing risk. The assessment focuses on areas with minimal self-construction, a key factor in preventing building collapses during seismic activity. Fewer instances of unofficial building modifications contribute to overall structural integrity. This information aims to prepare residents and highlight areas better equipped to withstand a major earthquake. The report underlines the importance of sound urban planning and adherence to building codes. Authorities encourage residents to familiarize themselves with earthquake safety protocols regardless of their location within Lima.