A 7.3-magnitude earthquake struck Peru
The US Geological Survey (USGS) said on September 25 there was a 7.3-magnitude earthquake on the southern coast of Peru.
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The US Geological Survey (USGS) said on September 25 there was a 7.3-magnitude earthquake on the southern coast of Peru.
A seismic incident occurred in central Peru that left dozens of people hospitalized but no one was in danger.
A strong earthquake shook northern Peru. Officials have not announced the level of physical damage and casualties.
On the night of 25 and 26 July, strong earthquakes continued to occur in many places, including the Philippines, Japan, Peru, Turkey and Italy.
Peruvian officials on February 23 said the Huaytapallana mountain glacier in the country had melted and halved (5km2) in just 23 years.
The waves as high as 23 m attacked a city in Peru after a giant block of ice fell into the lake.
Peruvian Health Minister Carlos Vallejos said this morning that a magnitude 7.9 earthquake rocked the country, leaving at least 337 people dead and more than 1,000 injur…
The magnitude 8 earthquake struck not only the lives of many Peruvian people but also caused heavy losses to the cultural heritage in this South American country.
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More than 1,000 giant painting works deep in the sandy arid lands of southern Peru are the products of a civilization that had been destroyed about 1,500 years ago.