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How Much Risk Is There for Colombia to Suffer From a Tsunami because of Its Location Near the 'Pacific Fire Belt'?

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The last wave of this type was recorded on January 31, 1906, following an earthquake of magnitude 8.8.
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How Much Risk Is There for Colombia to Suffer From a Tsunami because of Its Location Near the 'Pacific Fire Belt'?

The last wave of this type was recorded on January 31, 1906, following an earthquake of magnitude 8.8.

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El Tiempo broke the news in on Saturday, March 21, 2026.
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