Chile earthquake caused fish to wash ashore
Two earthquakes have occurred in Chile. Experts have warned of the threat of a tsunami, MIR 24 reports.
The first, with a magnitude of 7, was felt in Valparaiso. People were urgently evacuated from the beach area of Cartagena. After the tidal wave left, they found a lot of fish thrown onto the sand on the shore. And soon a second earthquake of magnitude 5.8 shook the capital of the country, Santiago. According to the seismological center of Chile, its epicenter was 65 kilometers from the city.
Chile earthquake caused fish to wash ashore
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The earthquake also posed a threat to the South Shetland Islands, where Antarctic research stations are located. People were urgently evacuated from Chilean bases.
The Russian Bellingshausen station is also located in this region, but it is located farther from the place where the tsunami is expected. According to the embassy, the Russian polar explorers were not injured.
