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Residents across Tenerife and Gran Canaria reported shaking after a strong earthquake struck between the islands, widely felt but causing no major damage.

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A 4.1 magnitude earthquake shook multiple towns across Tenerife and Gran Canaria on Monday afternoon, with thousands of ...

Residents and tourists across Tenerife and Gran Canaria felt rooms shaking as a 4.1 magnitude earthquake struck ...

Thousands of residents and tourists felt a 4.1 magnitude earthquake across Tenerife and Gran Canaria, with people reporting ...

Thousands felt the 4.1 magnitude earthquake across Tenerife and Gran Canaria but scientists say it's not connected to Mount ...

Thousands of residents and tourists were frightened after a 4.1 magnitude earthquake struck between the Canary Islands today, but scientists say it's not linked to Mount Teide activity ...