Two earthquakes struck the Chocó region of Colombia late Tuesday night, occurring just 12 minutes apart. The first quake, registering a magnitude of 3.9, was felt at 9:28 PM local time. A second tremor followed at 9:40 PM, measuring 3.7 in magnitude. Both events caused shaking throughout the region, according to reports. Authorities have not yet released information regarding potential damage or injuries. The source of the seismic activity remains under investigation by geological experts. This double seismic event highlights the region’s susceptibility to earthquakes.