New York: A 6.8-magnitude earthquake wreaked havoc in Ecuador and northern Peru, 14 people were killed and hundreds were injured by collapsing buildings.
According to details, at least 15 people died and more than 400 were injured due to a magnitude 6.8 earthquake in the South American country of Ecuador.
British Broadcasting Corporation BBC reports According to the Earthquake, landslides destroyed roads and damaged buildings in several cities, including Santa Rosa Airport.
According to the US Geological Survey, the earthquake was 41 miles underground and was centered near Balao. Ecuadorian officials say the quake was followed by two aftershocks, with tremors felt as far away as Ecuador as far as the central Pacific coast.
Authorities are assessing the devastation in the earthquake-affected areas and the death toll is expected to rise further, relief operations have been launched to provide relief to the earthquake victims.
It should be noted that this is the biggest earthquake to hit Ecuador since 2016
