Category:2010 Chile earthquake

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2010 Chile earthquake

• 4 September 2011: Military plane crashes in Chilean Juan Fernández Archipelago; reports say no survivors
• 29 March 2011: Cardenal Caro Province governor: Pichilemu Municipality to leave 107 families homeless
• 28 November 2010: Four aftershocks hit central Chile; no damages reported
• 24 October 2010: Wikinews investigates the reconstruction of Pichilemu, Chile after February earthquake
• 22 October 2010: Strong aftershock hits central Chile
• 15 July 2010: 6.5 magnitude aftershock hits Bío Bío, Chile
• 5 July 2010: Pichilemu, Chile former post office is demolished
• 17 June 2010: Strong rain and wind kill one in Chile
• 22 May 2010: Volunteers collaborate in reconstruction of Lolol, Chile
• 21 May 2010: New earthquake hits Chile

Pages in category "2010 Chile earthquake"

The following 37 pages are in this category, out of 37 total.

2 2010 Chile earthquakes: Government confirms 452 dead 5 5.9 magnitude earthquake in Pichilemu, Chile revives fears of new tragedy 6 6.2 magnitude earthquake hits northern Chile 6.4 magnitude earthquake hits Chile 6.5 magnitude aftershock hits Bío Bío, Chile 8 8.8 magnitude earthquake hits Chile; tsunami warnings issued throughout Pacific rim B Body of child killed in tsunami identified by Chilean police British tourists missing in Pichilemu, Chile C Cardenal Caro Province governor: Pichilemu Municipality to leave 107 families homeless Chile tsunami first reached Pichilemu, SHOA reports Chilean earthquakes in the O'Higgins Region: photoessay Chilean earthquakes: in pictures Chilean musicians perform concert for Peralillo, Chile residents

C cont. Chilean President Piñera discontinues "catastrophe state" in O'Higgins, Maule and Bío Bío regions E Earthquake, tsunami combo caused devastation in Pichilemu, Chile F Fishermen find body of child killed by Chile tsunami in Pichilemu Four aftershocks hit central Chile; no damages reported H Heavy rains start in central and southern Chile while aftershock takes place M Magnitude 6.9 earthquake hits Chile as president is sworn in Military plane crashes in Chilean Juan Fernández Archipelago; reports say no survivors N NASA scientist: Chile earthquake may have shifted Earth's axis, shortened day New earthquake hits Chile P Pacific Rim braces for tsunami following major Chilean earthquake People from Pichilemu, Chile leave La Cruz Hill Pichilemu and Cobquecura, Chile rocked again by aftershocks Pichilemu, Chile former post office is demolished

P cont. Power outage affects many areas of Chile R Rancagua, Chile Servicio Médico Legal boss, Juan Díaz, suspended on Juanita Carey case S Seismologist Mario Pardo rebukes notion that Pichilemu, Chile experiencing "seismic swarm" Sequel of aftershocks hit O'Higgins, Bíobío and Maule regions in Chile Strong aftershock hits central Chile Strong rain and wind kill one in Chile V VI Congress of Mayors and Councilors of the O'Higgins Region takes place in Pichilemu, Chile Volunteers collaborate in reconstruction of Lolol, Chile W Wikinews interviews Diego Grez, Chilean earthquake survivor Wikinews interviews Juana Bustamante, Chilean earthquake survivor from Paniahue Wikinews investigates the reconstruction of Pichilemu, Chile after February earthquake

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