6.4 quake strikes Argentina's San Juan province, no tsunami warning issued

An extent 6.4 earthquake has struck Argentina's west-focal territory of San Juan on Monday night, as indicated by a primer report from the US Land Review. 

A progression of delayed repercussions around the nation followed. An extent 5.0 post-quake tremor struck 27 kilometers (about 16.8 miles) south-southwest of Nueve de Julio, around 1,000 km (620 miles) east of the main shudder and very nearly 20 minutes after the fact. 

At that point, an extent 4.9 tremor came in a similar territory as the first, trailed by a size 5.3 consequential convulsion. 

The 4.9, 5.0 and 5.3-extent tremors are viewed as delayed repercussions as they are more modest in greatness than the principle shudder and in a similar territory. 

In light of accessible information, there is no torrent danger as of now, as indicated by the Pacific Wave Cautioning Center. 

San Juan Lead representative Sergio Uñac asked individuals to remain quiet after the shudders hit. 

"How about we set up as a regular occurrence all the measures that we have figured out how to forestall episodes, while we are focused on knowing the effect of the (quake) to work together in all things needed," he tweeted. 

Uñac added that the territory was working with common and security powers to react, just as with districts to react to "deal with them." 

In its primer assertion, the PTWC recorded the profundity of the shudder at around 20 kilometers (12.43 miles). 

It was a "solid" tremor, said en Espanol columnist Agostina Montaño in San Juan, adding that all that tumbled off the racks of his home. 

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