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00:04As one of the most seismically active regions in the world
00:07Saturday night, local time in central Peru
00:09Two earthquakes of magnitude 5.1 and 3.7 occurred in succession.
00:14At least 6 people were killed and 30 injured.
00:16Peru's National Seismological Center pointed out
00:18The epicenter of the first earthquake was located approximately 300 kilometers east of the capital, Lima.
00:23The focal depth was 24 kilometers.
00:25The second earthquake had a focal depth of 18 kilometers.
00:29Preliminary report shows
00:30At least 48 houses were destroyed in the earthquake.
00:3318 buildings were damaged
00:35The number of missing persons is still being tallied.
00:37This earthquake is also believed to have occurred in the central Andes Mountains.
00:40The most destructive earthquake since 1969
00:48Two shallow earthquakes struck central Peru on Saturday night.
00:52Peruvian television footage shows
00:54After the earthquake, residents rushed outside to check the situation.
00:57A 16th-century church also collapsed and was severely damaged in the earthquake.
01:02damage
01:02Search and rescue workers continue to search for missing persons in the rubble.
01:06One disaster victim tearfully described how he and his family escaped with their lives during an interview.
01:11experience
01:23Those who tragically lost their lives in the earthquake were wrapped in blankets.
01:28Arranged in a row on the ground
01:29Family members lit white candles to bid farewell in a simple yet solemn manner.
01:34Victims
01:35Meanwhile, the authorities set up temporary tents in the disaster area to distribute relief supplies.
01:40aid supplies
01:41Peru's Minister of Defense also rushed to the scene to inspect the disaster situation and offer condolences to the victims.
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