Shakemap of the aftershock. Another strong aftershock hit Chile early Sunday morning. The aftershock reached a magnitude of 5.9 with the epicenter located nineteen kilometers west of Pichilemu, according to the University of Chile Geological Survey (UCGS). The UCGS has also reported that the quake reached a depth of 30.1 kilometers and that the intensities in the Mercalli scale were: Pichilemu, Navidad and Talca : VI; Rancagua, Santa Cruz, Lolol and San Fernando : V; Casablanca, San Antonio and Santo Domingo : IV; La Calera, La Ligua, Limache, Los Andes, Papudo, Petorca, Quillota ,  Santiago de Chile, Valparaíso and Viña del Mar : III. However, the United States Geological Survey (USGS) reported that it reached a magnitude of 5.8; had a depth of 8,5 kilometers; and that the epicenter was located 65 kilometers at the southwest of San Antonio , Valparaíso; 100 kilometers at the west of Rancagua, O'Higgins 105 kilometers at the northwest of Curicó, Maule and; 135 kilometers at the southwest of Santiago, Metropolitan Region. ONEMI (National Emergencies Office), reported that Talca, located 258 kilometers south of Santiago, was the city where the aftershock was felt the strongest. Pablo Marín of ONEMI told TV Chile no casualties were reported and only some telephone lines had collapsed.
Shakemap of the aftershock. Another strong aftershock hit Chile early Sunday morning. The aftershock reached a magnitude of 5.9 with the epicenter located nineteen kilometers west of Pichilemu, according to the Geological Survey (UCGS). The UCGS has also reported that the quake reached a depth of 30.1 kilometers and that the intensities in the were: Pichilemu, and : VI; Rancagua, Santa Cruz, Lolol and : V; , and : IV; , , , , , , , Santiago de Chile, Valparaíso and : III. However, the (USGS) reported that it reached a magnitude of 5.8; had a depth of 8,5 kilometers; and that the epicenter was located 65 kilometers at the southwest of , Valparaíso; 100 kilometers at the west of Rancagua, O'Higgins 105 kilometers at the northwest of , and; 135 kilometers at the southwest of Santiago, Metropolitan Region. (National Emergencies Office), reported that Talca, located 258 kilometers south of Santiago, was the city where the aftershock was felt the strongest. Pablo Marín of ONEMI told no casualties were reported and only some telephone lines had collapsed.
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