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Could the Caribbean region be on the brink of a seismic catastrophe that could threaten millions? New discoveries about underwater faults and tectonic stress reveal that a major earthquake and tsunami are imminent — and the danger extends all the way to the US east coast.

Beneath the Caribbean Sea, near Puerto Rico, an active and unstable geological zone is quietly building up energy. Over the past five years, more than 200 earthquakes have rocked this area, signaling that a large-scale seismic event, possibly magnitude 8.0 or higher, could soon occur. This region includes densely populated coastal areas of Puerto Rico, the eastern United States, and parts of Central and South America, making the threat even more urgent. Scientists recently uncovered unknown underwater faults beneath the Puerto Rican Trench, one of the deepest and most geologically complex zones on Earth. These faults could trigger devastating earthquakes and tsunamis capable of hitting shores in minutes—similar to the catastrophic 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami.

The tectonic dynamics here are extraordinary. The Puerto Rican Trench, formed by converging tectonic plates, experiences oblique subduction and lateral sliding, generating immense stress. This process has been gradually releasing energy, with recent seismic activity serving as a warning sign. Past major earthquakes—some exceeding magnitude 8.0—highlight the potential for destructive waves and land-shattering quakes. Today, renewed tension, coupled with new faults deep beneath the seabed, points to a possible impending major event that could reshape coastlines, devastate communities, and even impact global climate patterns.

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