26.05.2026 07:40
A 6.9 magnitude earthquake occurred in northern Chile, a South American country. The United States Geological Survey announced that the earthquake struck 31 kilometers east of the city of Calama at a depth of 101 kilometers. While the strong tremors caused panic in the region, authorities reported that there were no casualties or property damage according to initial assessments. The Chilean National Disaster Prevention and Response Service stated that there was no tsunami threat following the earthquake.
A 6.9 magnitude earthquake occurred in northern Chile. The United States Geological Survey (USGS) announced that the earthquake was recorded 31 kilometers east of the city of Calama.
The earthquake, which occurred at a depth of 101 kilometers, caused short-term panic in the region. According to initial assessments, no loss of life or property was reported in the earthquake.
NO TSUNAMI THREAT
Felipe Plaza, an official from the National Disaster Prevention and Response Service, stated in his announcement that there is no tsunami threat for the Chilean coast.
Officials noted that developments in the region are being closely monitored and reported that no adverse conditions have been identified following the earthquake.