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Very Strong but luckily deep earthquake near Carthago, Colombia – March 23, 2019

Published March 23, 2019

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Update 18:53 UTC: Shaking map with possible related damage from the natural disaster specialists at CATnews (Risklayer – CEDIM), Karlsruhe, Germany. Map generated by Andreas Schäfer.

Update 18:30 UTC: Based on the present earthquake parameters (Magnitude, Depth, Population, etc) and our experience with earthquake damage impact, earthquake-report.com does expect at least some slight damage like cracks in walls, fallen tiles, etc.

Most important Earthquake Data:

Magnitude : 6

Local Time (conversion only below land) : Unknown

GMT/UTC Time : 2019-03-23 19:21:11

Depth (Hypocenter) : 124 km

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USGS	El Dovio, Colombia	Mar 23 19:21	6.1	113	MAP <!–	MAP
GEOFON	Colombia	Mar 23 19:21	6.0	124	MAP <!–	MAP
Armenia – Strong shaking medellin – building shook 3 seconds cali – it shook for a good 20secs Salento – Light shaking Bogota – building felt like it was gently swaying for about 3 or 4 seconds Armenia – Bastante Fuerte Armenia Quindio Pereira – Desde Pereira. Muy fuerte en pisos altos. Manizales – The strongest on in the past 5 years here in Manizales Cali – Movimiento leve al comienzo y luego se hizo mas fuerte, mi habitación crujió. Más bien largo el movimiento. Dapa – No damage. The shaking started low then increased. The house was moving slightly. Pereira – more than 1 minute – on top (12th) floor of apartment building Medellin – Very weak shaking Pereira – Top (12th) floor of apartment building. Lasted for about 1 minute. The frequency of the vibration seemed to be low (long wavelength). Cali – Strong shaking for about 10 seconds Medellin – Very weak shaking Medellin – Short and light shaking Armenia – Three rounds of chock getting more intense each time and lasting for about 30 seconds in total. Everyone getting down in the street and panicked.i was at the 15th floor of an antiseismic building which means the mmovements were large and intense santiago de cali – Strong shaking of entire building for about 25 seconds. Cali – 3-4 seconds of floor lightly waving under me. Didn’t lose balance, just a little wobbly. Thought it was a structure falling down in courtyard of mall.

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Moderate earthquake close to Anchorage, Alaska – March 23, 2019

Published March 23, 2019

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Magnitude : 4.2

Local Time (conversion only below land) : Unknown

GMT/UTC Time : 2019-03-23 15:14:44

Depth (Hypocenter) : 35 km

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USGS	Big Lake, Alaska	Mar 23 15:14	4.0	41	MAP <!–	MAP
EMSC	Southern Alaska	Mar 23 15:14	4.2	35	MAP <!–	MAP
Eagle River AK – Light shaking for 5 seconds or less Palmer – Typical Anchorage Alaska – Woke up at about 7:15 Alaska time to the house shaking. Only lasted a few seconds Anchorage, AK – 10-15 seconds. I hadn’t experienced one since moving here so it shocked me. Made me think someone was standing behind me when I heard the noise. Wasilla – Light shaking, woke me up. Eagle River – TV / computer screens wobbled; hanging kitchen skillets swung like wind chimes, furniture wobbled but nothing moved,fell or was broken. #readyforTX Anchorage – I felt my bed shake…woke me up! Anchorage – A few seconds. Nothing significant. Palmer – My husband and I felt light shaking but it only lasted like 5 seconds. Palmer – Seemed like 6 to 8 seconds. No property damage but it did force me to get out of bed and get some clothes on, just in case.

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The selection of a weak Magnitude, a 24 hour delivery on a worldwide list would result in an avalanche of emails (each earthquake will generate an E-mail). A more selective Magnitude, delivery option and area of your interest will give the best result. As we have decided not to use a control panel or password, the parameters of your subscription can only be changed by canceling your subscription (link in each Email we send). To fine-tune your options, simply generate a new subscription. We will not share your E-mail with anyone else, it will be used only for earthquake alerts. Please make sure that you are white listing our emails as otherwise they may be deviated to your spam folder.
Delivery frequency	Immediately Every 60 minutes Once a day
E-mails start at Magnitude	2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5 5.5 6
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