5.3-Magnitude Earthquake in Chile Leading to Potential Aftershocks as of June 23

Incident Details

On 22 June at 15:16 local time, a magnitude-5.3 earthquake struck 38 km southwest of Salamanca. The effects of the earthquake were most likely felt in the Coquimbo Region, Valparaiso Region, and the Santiago Metropolitan Region. No damage or casualties have been reported, however slight damage may be likely along with upcoming aftershocks.

Traveler Safety

SafeAbroad travelers are advised to prepare for aftershocks and vacant multi-story buildings. Travelers should maintain enhanced situational awareness during transit and plan travel routes in advance. Contact your program leaders if you have questions. Monitor the incident via local sources.

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