Category: Earthquakes & Tsunamis

Another Earthquake Hits Ecuador’s Capital Quito

The Geophysical Institute of Ecuador registered it as another earthquake and not an aftershock from the 7.8 magnitude earthquake

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State Of Emergency Declared In Oklahoma After Magnitude 5.6 Earthquake

A state of emergency was declared in Pawnee, Oklahoma, after a record-tying magnitude 5.6 earthquake — which could be

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Updated New Zealand Earthquake: Small Surges Recorded As Tsunami Warning Is Upgraded

The central North Island was rocked by a 7.1 magnitude earthquake early this morning, located 130km north-east of Te

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Tsunami Warning Issued After 7.1 Earthquake Hits Off New Zealand

A major earthquake of magnitude 7.2 has struck off the coast of New Zealand, the U.S. Geological Survey said. New

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6.7 Earthquake Strikes Off Papua New Guinea – No Tsunami

A magnitude-6.7 earthquake has struck off Papua New Guinea, officials say, but no Pacific-wide tsunami warning has been issued. The

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99% Of Old Buildings In Israel Not Earthquake Safe

Despite legislation and incentives, the vast majority of structures in Israel have not undergone any fortification in preparation, leaving

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4.5 Earthquake Hits Solomon Islands – No Tsunami

THERE was no immediate tsunami threat to the Solomon Islands following an undersea tremor on Monday afternoon. The underwater earthquake

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Cluster Of Big Earthquakes Rattles Iceland’s Katla Volcano

LAST NIGHT, A brief earthquake swarm rattled the caldera at Katla in southern Iceland. The largest earthquakes were over M4,

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7.1 Earthquake South Atlantic – No Tsunami

A powerful and shallow earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 7.1 has struck the South Atlantic Ocean, centered far

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Expert Predicts Worldwide Apocalyptic Earthquake

MASSIVE earthquakes are predicted to strike the Earth's major fault lines at any moment, a leading expert has said. Sydney-based

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