O se mafuiʻe malosi ma le malosi o le 7.3 na afaina ai le itu i matu o le talafatai o Venezuela, fai mai le USGS. O le Pacific Tsunami Warning Center ua tuuina mai se lapataiga mo nofoaga tu matafaga i totonu o le 300 km faataamilosaga o le ogatotonu.

O le loloto goto, faamauina e USGS i le loloto o le 123 km, na sili ona lagonaina malosi faataamilo i le Fagaloa o Paria eria ae na luluina foi fale i le laumua, Caracas. Peitai, e tusa ai ma le Venezuelan Seismological Research Foundation, o le mafuie na fai si laitiiti ma sili atu papaʻu, fuaina 6.3 i le maualuga ma lalo ifo o le kilomita loloto.

E ui o loʻo iloiloina pea le malosi o le mafuʻe, na lapatai mai le PTWC e faapea "e mafai ona iai galu galulolo matautia i talafatai o loʻo i totonu o le 300 kilomita le mafuʻe o le mafuiʻe. E gafatia foi galu galulolo mo Grenada tuaoi, faapea foi ma Trinidad ma Tobago, na faaopoopo mai e le PTWC.

I le faʻaopopoga ia Caracas, o faʻateʻia na aʻafia ai Margarita, Maracay, Vargas, Lara, Tachira, Zulia, Maturin ma Valencia, faʻatasi ai ma isi eria. I le taimi nei, e leai se manua poʻo ni mea faʻaleagaina na lipotia.

Maimoa se vitio ii.

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While the magnitude of the earthquake is still being reviewed, the PTWC warned that “hazardous tsunami waves are possible for coasts located within a 300 km radius of the earthquake epicenter.
The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center has issued a warning for coastal areas within a 300 km radius of the epicenter.
The deep jolt, registered by USGS at depth of 123 km, was most strongly felt around the Gulf of Paria area but has also shaken buildings in the capital, Caracas.