Earthquake with tsunami in Chile, 5 people died
The TBD Tsunami Warning Center said that near 8am on September 17 (Hanoi time), the Coquimbo region in Chile saw 5m high waves. At least 5 people died, 1 million people…
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The TBD Tsunami Warning Center said that near 8am on September 17 (Hanoi time), the Coquimbo region in Chile saw 5m high waves. At least 5 people died, 1 million people…
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