Terremoto de Colombia: un sismo "complejo" que comparte "contexto tectónico" con Venezuela
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On Monday, August 10, a magnitude 7.4 earthquake struck Colombia. The seismic event occurred at a depth of 100 kilometers, a factor that experts suggest mitigated the potential for catastrophic destruction. According to Daniel Ruiz, a professor of engineering at the Universidad Javeriana, the consequences could have been apocalyptic had the epicenter been located at a shallower depth.
Geologists have characterized the event as a complex subduction earthquake that warrants further scientific study. The tremor shares a common tectonic context with seismic activity observed in neighboring Venezuela, highlighting regional geological interconnections.
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Infobae (AR) - First snippetFocuses on the complex tectonic relationship between Colombia and Venezuela.
Infobae (AR) - Second snippetEmphasizes the severity of the magnitude and the expert's hypothetical warning.
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