Powerful 5.9 Magnitude Quake Strikes Off Southern Cuba: USGS
A powerful earthquake rocked southern Cuba on Sunday, US geologists said, though no tsunami alert was issued. The US Geological Survey put the tremor at nine miles (14.2 kilometers) beneath the ocean, some 22 miles off the coast of Bartolome Maso in Cuba's southern Granma province.
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A second, more powerful quake rocked southern Cuba on Sunday, US geologists said, shortly after a first shallow tremor that did not prompt a tsunami alert. The US Geological Survey put the second ...
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