JABAR EKSPRES – A 6.5 magnitude earthquake occurred off the southern coast of El Salvador, Central American on Tuesday (7/19) local time.
The natural disaster reportedly shook a number of countries in the Central American region.
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The United States Geological Survey (USGS) reported that the earthquake was centered about 43 kilometers (26.8 miles) south of the coastal city of Intipuca with a depth of about 70 kilometers.
The quake was also felt in neighboring countries such as Honduras, Nicaragua, and Guatemala with no reports of casualties or damage.
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