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Old 7th July 2000, 01:25
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Alguien escucho acerca de el terromoto que acaba de ocurrir en Nicaragua, por Masaya.\

No tengo mucho detalles, solo que fue por los lados de masaya, y que hay muchas casas destruidas y muchos muertos.

Alguien ha escuchado algo??
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Old 7th July 2000, 04:32
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Si, yo vivo en Nic. y cuando senti el temblor que fue muy fuerte y largo, no imagine que tendria consecuencias, luego supimos de los desastres en las orillas de la laguna de Apoyo y los pueblos aledaños, Catarina, Niquinohomo, La Concha, Masaya, etc.
ha seguido temblando y hubieron muertos, entre ellos niños y muchas casas con daños..
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Old 7th July 2000, 07:11
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yara que paso en esteli, la trinidad, o en santa clara no tenes informacion. y por acaso no conoses a arlen vilchez,scarlet vilchez. si tine informacion mande me un e-mail.
gracias

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Old 7th July 2000, 10:43
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de acuerdo a las noticias de Nicaragua,fue de 5.9 en la escala richter,y afecto solo esa parte mencionada la laguna y partes aledañas pero se sintio hasta jinotega tengo entendido,ademas de 2 niños muertos yo lo puse en las noticias en el bulletin board,15 a 20 casas destruidas,tratare de recabar mas información hasta luego.
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Old 7th July 2000, 13:22
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En efecto el sismo fue de 5.9 en la escala de Ritcher y ayer mismo y hoy en la madrugada hubieron unas replicas, de esas si no tengo mucha información, pero fueron 3 en total.

La profundidad del terremoto fue de 1km. de profundidad lo que provocó grietas en la tierra y que las ondas se desplazaran a casi todo el pais.

Estos movimientos, segun Ineter, fueron provocadas por las placas de la tierra y no por efectos volcánicos, así que existe el peligro de que sigan ocurriendo.

Y ya me voy que estoy desvelado, ayer no me dejo dormir mi sobrina, estuvo despierta casi toda la noche hasta las 3am.
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Old 7th July 2000, 13:26
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VALLE LA LAGUNA, Nicaragua (AP) - An earthquake violently shook poor villages east of Nicaragua's capital, killing at least two children and injuring at least 31 people.

The quake, with a preliminary magnitude of 5.9, struck Thursday afternoon and was centered in Laguna de Apoyo, about 30 miles east of the capital of Managua, according to the Nicaraguan Institute of Territorial Studies.

The earthquake was felt across the country, but deaths and injuries apparently were limited to Valle La Laguna, a village in Granada province about 25 miles east of Managua.

Nicaraguan Vice President Enrique Bolanos confirmed that an 11-year-old girl and a 4-year-old boy died when the wall of a house fell on them in Valle La Laguna.

The Nicaraguan newspaper La Prensa reported an additional death, saying a boy was killed when a rock hit him on the head while he was helping his father repair the roof of their house. The newspaper also said at least 50 people were injured. The report could not immediately be confirmed.

Hundreds of houses, mostly unstable cement and adobe structures, were damaged and some were destroyed in Valle La Laguna and other nearby villages.

Army helicopters evacuated five of the 31 injured, while firefighters and the Red Cross rescued 26 other people after clearing volcanic rock and trees away from a blocked highway leading into the town.

In San Juan de Oriente, a town of about 5,000 people, residents ran into the streets, clutching their belongings and bracing for any aftershocks.

``Never before had I felt an earthquake like this,'' said 90-year-old Elvira Gallegos.

The town's church and some houses in San Juan de Oriente suffered minor damage. Some roof tiles fell, and statues were toppled in the cemetery.

An aftershock of magnitude-4 shook the town later that afternoon, but there were no reports of serious damage or injuries.

AP-NY-07-07-00 0610EDT
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Old 7th July 2000, 15:07
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Pueden revisar www.laprensa.com.ni ahi tienen fotos de los lugares afectados.
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