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in News · 12 Mar 2020, 10:14 · 1 Comments
According to CIVISA, the earthquake was recorded at 8.05pm (9.05pm in Lisbon) and had an epicentre about 49 kilometres west-northwest of Ginetes.
“According to the information available so far, the earthquake was felt with maximum intensity II / III (Modified Mercalli Scale) in Ginetes, Candelária and Feteiras (municipality of Ponta Delgada)”, adds CIVISA on its website.
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This is very interesting considering the islands are volcanic. Could this mean there may be volcanic activity in the near future?
By Miguel DeMedeiros from USA on 26 Mar 2020, 01:45