VOICED : Fuerte sismo en el Caribe se siente en Cuba

A 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck the Caribbean, affecting Cuba and other regions. Despite the tremors, no damage was reported in Cuba. Personal accounts describe panic and confusion during the event. The US Geological Institute provided details on the earthquake's depth and location. A tsunami alert was issued but later canceled.

What was the magnitude of the earthquake that struck the Caribbean?

• 6.5

• 7.7

• 7.0

• 8.0

How did people react during the earthquake in Cuba?

• They ignored the tremors as they were used to them.

• They panicked and ran, especially on higher floors.

• They were confused and thought it was a storm.

• They remained calm and continued their activities.

Where was the earthquake's epicenter located according to the US Geological Institute?

• Near the coast of Florida

• 125 kilometers northwest of Lucea, Jamaica

• In the middle of the Caribbean Sea

• Near the Bahamas

Which areas were initially warned about potential tsunami waves?

• Only the Cuban coast

• The entire Atlantic Ocean

• Jamaica, Belize, Cuba, Honduras, Mexico, and the Cayman Islands

• Only the coast of Mexico

What was the final decision regarding the tsunami warning?

• The warning was canceled.

• The warning remained in effect for 24 hours.

• The warning was extended to more areas.

• The warning was upgraded to a higher alert.