6.1-Magnitude Earthquake Shakes Lima, Callao Injuring 35, Damaging Facilities

A magnitude 6.1 earthquake struck near Lima and Callao, Peru, causing significant damage, injuries, and one confirmed death when a wall collapsed on a man. The tremor interrupted a Father's Day lunch where dogs exhibited unusual behavior, seemingly warning their owners seconds before the quake, supporting scientific observations that dogs can detect seismic activity through high-frequency noises imperceptible to humans. The earthquake also disrupted a church service, where the pastor's fervent reaction to the shaking sparked debate over religious responses to emergencies. Authorities reported 35 injured, with 25 hospitalized, and ruled out a tsunami threat while warning residents to remain alert for aftershocks. The disaster caused damage to roads, buildings, and public spaces, highlighting the ongoing risk of seismic events in the region. Videos capturing the quake's impact, including churchgoers fleeing and landslides, have gone viral, illustrating the widespread effects and public reaction.