A Peruvian radio newscaster went viral on social media for maintaining complete calm as an earthquake struck Peru on Thursday afternoon.
\n\nPeru was struck by a magnitude 6.7 earthquake at around 01:00p.m. (local time), with its epicenter about 31 kilometers northwest of the small town of Aniso, Ayacucho, per to the U.S. Geological Survey.
\n\nAccording to information reportedly disclosed by the Geophysical Institute of Peru (IGP), which initially reported the seismic event at a magnitude 7.2, the earthquake left no known deaths, at least three injured, and caused damages to dozens of structures, including households, schools, and healthcare centers. Per the BBC, while the tremor could be felt inside buildings and households, it is not expected to lead to grave damages due to its depth of origin.
\n\nKatyusca Torres Aybar, a journalist and news broadcaster at Peru’s Exitosa 95.5 FM, was broadcasting inside the radio station building’s sixth floor in Lima when the earthquake struck. Video footage published by the radio station shows Torres Aybar in a complete state of calm and serenity as the earthquake struck — calling upon Peruvians to keep calm during the seismic event. She continued the broadcast by reminding her listeners to keep an emergency…
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