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IGP Confirms Two M4.0 Quakes in Junín and Tacna With No Reported Damage

Officials highlight ongoing seismic risk, urging safer construction with strong preparedness.

Overview

  • On November 6 at 5:55 p.m. local time, a magnitude 4.0 quake was recorded 52 km north of Satipo (Junín) at a depth of about 113 km, producing light intensity III shaking reported in Pisco.
  • Early November 7 at 12:30 a.m., a magnitude 4.0 event was felt in Tacna with an epicenter in Chile, approximately 54 km southeast of Tarata, at a depth near 151 km.
  • Local authorities and the IGP reported no injuries or structural damage from these intermediate‑to‑deep earthquakes.
  • The Instituto Geofísico del Perú is the official source for seismic data and continues monitoring through the National Seismic Network and its public channels.
  • IGP chief Hernando Tavera cautioned that seismic threat in Peru is permanent, urging construction that follows technical standards alongside readiness measures.