A light mag. 3.0 earthquake struck Departamento de Potosi, Bolivia, on Saturday, Nov 7, at 04:42 am (La Paz time), per volcanodiscovery.com.
This follows two earlier quakes in the region: a weak mag. 2.6 event on Friday, Nov 6, and a light mag. 3.0 one on Friday, Nov 6, at 08:31 pm, both reported by volcanodiscovery.com.
The quakes occurred near the border of the Potosi region, which has seen increased seismic activity recently; residents were briefly alarmed but no injuries or damage were reported.
The USGS notes this area is part of a seismically active zone, and local monitoring agencies are continuing to assess potential aftershocks.
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