A 7.4 magnitude earthquake strikes off the southern coasts of Chile and Argentina, the United States Geological Survey says.

A small tsunami has arrived in Antarctica, and residents of Southern Chile and Southern Argentina are evacuating.

Chilean authorities canceled evacuation orders in the far south and Antarctica after a magnitude 7.4 earthquake struck off the coast of southern Chile Friday morning, prompting evacuations in the ...

The coast of Chile is at risk of "hazardous" tsunami waves after a huge earthquake struck off the south of Argentina, the U.S. has warned, sparking evacuations. The U.S. Tsunami Warning Centers said ...

A significant 7.4 magnitude earthquake struck the Drake Passage near Antarctica, prompting tsunami alerts and evacuations along Chile's Strait of Magellan coastline and Argentine regions. While a red ...

Get updates on the damage here. On Friday, May 2, Chile and Argentina were both struck by an earthquake. Evacuations were issued as well as a tsunami warning, placing countless residents under threat.

At this time, our duty is to take precautions and follow the instructions of the authorities,” President Gabriel Boric of Chile ... issued a “tsunami threat” alert when the earthquake ...

“Due to the threat of a tsunami, the evacuation ... shows the location of a 7.4-magnitude earthquake hitting in the Drake Passage south of the Magallanes region, Chile (EPA) “We are calling ...

prompting thousands in Chile to evacuate parts of the sparsely populated coast for higher ground due to tsunami fears. There were no reported damage or casualties from the earthquake that hit at 8 ...