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Mexico and Japan Collaborate on Oaxaca Earthquake and Tsunami Research
Mexico and Japan have partnered to conduct joint research on earthquake and tsunami risks off the coast of Oaxaca. This collaboration aims to enhance understanding and preparedness for natural disasters in the region.
23 May, 00:34 — 23 May, 00:34
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Mexico and Japan join forces to study earthquake and tsunami risks off the Oaxaca coast - Mexico News Daily
Mexico and Japan join forces to study earthquake and tsunami risks off the Oaxaca coast Mexico News Daily
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Mexico and Japan join forces to study earthquake and tsunami risks off the Oaxaca coast
The offshore segment under study near Huatulco has had only one large earthquake since 1931, but Oaxaca endured a magnitude 7.4 temblor in 2020, causing 10 deaths. The post Mexico and Japan join forces to study earthquake and tsunami risks off the Oaxaca coast appeared first on Mexico News Daily
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