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How rare are back-to-back quakes? We asked a seismologist
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4:09Now PlayingAlthough unusual, two earthquakes of similar magnitude hitting the same place in a short period of time, known as doublets, have occurred before, such as in Turkey in 2023, says Earthquakes Canada seismologist Allison Bent. Typically, they are hours or days apart, not less than a minute, which is what happened in Venezuela on Wednesda
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