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Thursday, November 09, 2000, updated at 09:49(GMT+8)

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Earthquake Causes Damage in Panama

A 6.2-magnitude earthquake centered in northeast Colombia damaged a hospital and police station Wednesday across the border in Panama, civil defense officials said. The quake was centered near the remote Colombian town of Jurado, 300 miles northeast of Bogota, and was felt across the border in Panama. No damage or injuries were reported in Colombia.


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	A 6.2-magnitude earthquake centered in northeast Colombia damaged a hospital and police station Wednesday across the border in Panama, civil defense officials said.




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