Tsunami in Peru? Marina Issued Report After 7.7 Earthquake in Indonesia · Global Voices
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This Friday, August 14, in front of Indonesia, 68 kilometers northwest-northwest of Ende, an earthquake of magnitude 7.7 was recorded according to information from the United States Geological Survey (USGS). “The movement had a depth of 10 kilometers and, due to its characteristics, was considered a superficial event.” There are at least two deaths and injuries; damage to buildings and homes that have generated panic in a region that is prone to…
Earthquake of magnitude 7.7 shakes IndonesiaThis afternoon, the Peruvian Navy intensified the surveillance of the conditions of the Peruvian coast in the face of the possible occurrence of a tsunami associated with the strong earthquake of 7.7 recorded in Indonesia.However, in its latest update the marine authority ruled out the occurrence of a tsunami on the Peruvian coast after evaluating the conditions of the sea level.The Navy specified that…
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