Tsunami Alert Sparks Evacuations in Galapagos Islands
A significant earthquake led to tsunami warnings in the Pacific, prompting authorities in Ecuador's Galapagos Islands to evacuate residents in vulnerable coastal areas to safer locations designated by the emergency management agency.
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- Ecuador
A massive earthquake in the Pacific Ocean has prompted tsunami warnings, leading to precautionary evacuations in Ecuador's Galapagos Islands.
Local authorities have directed residents in vulnerable coastal zones to move to safe areas identified by the country's emergency management agency. The islands are located about 970 km off South America's western coast.
Emergency measures aim to ensure the safety of inhabitants as officials monitor the situation closely, emphasizing the importance of preparedness in such natural events.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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