The earthquake in Colombia was deeper than those in Venezuela, and the aftershocks will be felt less, according to experts.
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On the morning of August 10, a powerful 7.4 magnitude earthquake struck the department of Chocó in northwestern Colombia, prompting authorities to declare alerts and launch efforts to evaluate the extent of the damage across the hardest-hit areas.
According to emergency geologist Raúl Pérez López of the CSIC, the earthquake's hypocenter was located at a depth of about 100 kilometers. Experts note that this depth is greater than that of recent earthquakes in Venezuela, meaning its aftershocks are expected to be felt less intensely.
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