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Three earthquakes within hours rock Eastern Caribbean islands

CIBS - At least three Eastern Caribbean islands and their cities were rocked by a series of earthquakes in less than three hours this evening, events that, according to preliminary reports, were located in Antigua.
The nearest cities/islands that felt the earthquakes were: Saint John's, Antigua and Barbuda; Brades, Montserrat; and Basseterre, Saint Kitts and Nevis.
The magnitude 3.7 earthquake was recorded at 7:11 pm at Latitude: 17.71N, Longitude: 61.58W, at depth: 18 km.
Earlier, at 6:32 pm, the second, a magnitude 4.0 rocked the same islands. This was located at Latitude: 17.58N, Longitude: 61.68W, at depth: 14 km.
The nearest cities and countries were: Saint John's, Antigua and Barbuda; Brades, Montserrat; and Basseterre, Saint Kitts and Nevis.
The first, and most powerful, of the series was a magnitude 5.0 recorded at 5:11 pm, Latitude: 17.61N, Longitude: 61.64W, at depth: 15 km.
All three earthquakes were located in Antigua, according to preliminary information.
“Another one that's 3 in that spot,” one person commented on Meta (Facebook).
“Oh my 3 earthquakes in a couple of hours,” another person posted on the social media platform.
“And you guys keep acting like it's nothing.. it must be something for all these earthquakes and how frequent they're occurring,” another person wrote.

13/11/2024

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CIBS journalist Ashford Peters traveled to the Southern Grenadines today and interviewed residents and business operators on Mayreau to get a good idea what has been happening on the island since Hurricane Beryl damaged over 90 percent of the houses, some completely destroyed, and destroyed businesses on July 1.
CIBS will begin publishing content from those interviews tomorrow.

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Deadly hurricane Beryl ravaged the village of Mayreau in the Southern Grenadines

13/07/2024

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30/06/2024

PM says shipping containers at tarmac, Arm is Vale must be removed

As category 4 hurricane Beryl threatens St Vincent and the Grenadines, expecting to make landfall early Monday morning, Prime Minister Dr Ralph Gonsalves in addresses yesterday and today have appealed to private promoters to remove and secure the shipping containers placed at the tarmac of the decommissioned ET Joshua Airport at Arnos Vale.
The containers were placed at the tarmac to secure a particularly space for an entertainment event held last night.
Gonsalves said it was the responsibility of the show promoters, who had them placed there, to have them removed. He said state agency BRAGSA, though busy at this time, would try to assist.
Gonsalves said the containers could become dangerous in a major hurricane

30/06/2024

Argyle International Airport (AIA) shuts down operations at 6 pm today.
Operations resume once "all clear" is given.