5.8-Magnitude Earthquake Hits COLOMBIA
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BOGOTÁ (AP) — A magnitude 5.4 earthquake struck Central-West Colombia on Tuesday, leaving at least two people injured, damaged homes and causing a shock to the population that recalls a devastating earthquake in August.
An earthquake of magnitude 5.6 has shaken Colombia in the early morning of this Tuesday and has left at least one person injured by the fall of a wall in a house in Chaparral, in the department of Tolima, according to the initial balance of the National Unit for Disaster Risk Management.
The tremor was recorded at 04:13 local time.
An earthquake of magnitude 5.6 shook Colombia in the early morning of Tuesday, November 3, with epicenter in Chaparral, Tolima.
An earthquake hit 5.4 degrees hard on the Richter scale today Tuesday, an area close to Toloa West Columbia.
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