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Risk in Guerrero for the 'Fire Belt'? Here’s What You Need to Know
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A specific area of the planet, known as the Pacific Fire Belt, is the epicenter of about 90% of earthquakes that occur on Earth. This region of about 40,000 kilometers of extension includes areas such as the Andes, the west coast of Mexico and the United States, Japan and Taiwan, and is also where the largest volcanic activity in the world is concentrated. Hey! We are also in Whatsapp.
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