Cali is under curfew: Mayor Alejandro Eder ordered the city militarized after the strong 7.4 magnitude earthquake
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Following a 7.4-magnitude earthquake that caused emergencies across Cali, Colombia, Mayor Alejandro Eder declared a curfew and ordered the militarization of various sectors of the city. The measures were enacted specifically in response to alerts regarding potential looting in the affected urban areas.
In a separate seismic event affecting the region, the central Peruvian province of Chupaca, located in the Junín region, has recorded 21 earthquakes since July 18. This ongoing sequence has resulted in six fatalities, over 70 injuries, 2,764 affected individuals, and the destruction of 407 homes.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR)Focuses on Cali's curfew and militarization due to looting risks.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) (Peru coverage)Reports on casualties and structural damage from repeated tremors in Peru.
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