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Seismic movements reported in Colombia, Mexico, Venezuela, Chile, and Peru

Tremors have been recorded in several Latin American countries, with details about epicenters and magnitudes from various seismological services.

21 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Today, September 21, the Colombian Geological Survey (SGC) reported several earthquakes in Colombia. Among them, a tremor that occurred recently stands out, although the magnitude and epicenter have not been disclosed at this time. Authorities are expected to provide more information in the coming hours.

In Mexico, the National Seismological Service (SSN) also confirmed the occurrence of earthquakes today. Authorities are in the process of updating data related to the magnitude and epicenter of these seismic events, as well as the time they occurred.

In Venezuela, the Venezuelan Foundation for Seismological Research (FUNVISIS) has reported a tremor registered in the country today, indicating the location of the epicenter and its magnitude. However, further details on the impact of this earthquake are still awaited.

In Chile, the National Seismological Center (CSN) has been monitoring recent tremors, emphasizing that the country has a high level of seismic activity. Reports of seismic movements today include information about the magnitudes and locations of the detected earthquakes.

Finally, in Peru, the Geophysical Institute of Peru (IGP) has reported seismic activity in several regions between the night of Sunday, September 20, and the early morning of Monday, September 21. One of the most significant movements had a magnitude of 4.9, with its epicenter southwest of Salaverry, in La Libertad. The population is advised to stay updated on future IGP announcements.

Additionally, a 4.1 magnitude earthquake was felt in the city of San Pedro, Chile, today, September 21. This event reiterates the importance of preparedness for seismic movements in one of the most seismically active areas in the world.

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