The Hydrographic and Oceanographic Service of the Navy (SHOA) has officially ruled out the possibility of a tsunami on the coasts of Chile after a magnitude 4.9 earthquake was recorded in the Puerto Williams area. The seismic event occurred this Tuesday at 1:39 p.m., with the epicenter located 239 kilometers southeast of the town, in the Magallanes region. According to technical reports provided by the agency, the earthquake had a depth of 10 kilometers. SHOA emphasized that the event does not meet the necessary geophysical conditions to generate a tsunami in the national territory. Despite initial concern, authorities confirmed that there is no risk of a tsunami resulting from this specific seismic phenomenon, maintaining calm in the areas affected by the movement in the south of the country.