South American Roll Watch

Nancy Wrote on Holgraphic Presentation Last night...


http://www.zetatalk.com/newsletr/issue169.htm
"Over to S America the Andes are shown doing mountain building, while some islands in the Caribbean are sinking, their plate
pushed under as S America rolls."

Note:
 In this particular Blog will be describes and take note of all the Earth Changes of the World that will lead to the Geological Movement of the South American Plate: about 250 miles/400.33 Km  to roll!.

https://poleshift.ning.com/forum/topics/zetatalk-chat-for-december-...
" These regions will not experience the sense that they have moved 250 miles further to the west, though this will be computed by man after the roll has been completed."
The 7 of 10 Event: A multi-region event!
The Zeta sequence is as follows:
(2) with Indonesia sinking,
(3) a folding Pacific Ocean
Allowing:
(4) S America to roll,
-this blog-

-Caribbean Subducting under Northern South America:

-Sinking part of  the Caribbean Plate:
-Lesser Antilles  sinks in the ocean and
-Central America get crunched  in the process:
(5) a tearing of the south Atlantic Rift
Allowing:
(6) Africa to roll

(7) and the floor of the Mediterranean to drop,
(8) great quakes in Japan:
-Precursor:
(9) followed by the New Madrid adjustment,

(10) which is followed almost instantly by the tearing of the north Atlantic Rift with consequent European tsunami.
7 of 10 Pace:
8 of 10 Overlap:
A Must See:
Zeta Report Survival Tips 1:
Zeta Report Survival Tips 2:
Zetatalk/Troubled Times Survival Booklet PDF:
Cover, front and back
Table of Contents and Introduction
Homeless
Settlement
High Tech Note: continued in the next PDF document
Communities
Resources
Addendum

And finally, the Zetatalk predictions for safe locations are 100% accurate.

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Permalink Reply by Recall 15 on June 6, 2011 at 7:18pm
Colombia: 1,500 families affected by floods/The flooded river Sinu Monteria eight districts.
Read More:
http://poleshift.ning.com/profiles/blogs/colombia-1500-families
Permalink Reply by Recall 15 on June 6, 2011 at 7:18pm
Caribbean Plate Border:
Jamaica: Widespread flooding in east
Read More:
http://poleshift.ning.com/profiles/blogs/jamaica-widespread-floodin...
Mariaelisa TorresPermalink Reply by Mariaelisa Torres on June 7, 2011 at 7:34am

Venezuela, Miranda State

 

Road to Barlovento  interrupted by heavy rainfall


Civil Protection Director Miranda, Victor Lira, reported that the move by local 8 Barlovento Tacarigua-Mamporal section is blocked, and two people were injured due to heavy rains brought in on Monday.

Miranda said that Fire together with Civil Protection are assisting families affected by intense visits to the risk areas to alert any emergency situation.

He said that strong gusts of wind brought down 20 trees in the sector.

Lira also recommended that all citizens who live near streams, to observe the flood waters, and go to safe places.

To any unexpected can contact Miranda State Government by phone 171.
http://www.unionradio.net/actualidadur/nota/visornota.aspx?id=77558...

Reported strong winds and hail in Barlovento, Guatire and Guarenas

Globovisión
06/06/2011 7:27:13 PM

Civil Protection Director Miranda, Victor Lira, reported that at 5:00 pm there was heavy rainfall in Barlovento. "Several trees fell, given the strong winds. People said to watch falling hail" he reported.

Lira said several humble dwellings located in Santa Elena and Tacarigua-Caucagua lost their roofs. Reported that the rain then moved Guarenas-Guatire, where several gullies overflowed.
http://www.globovision.com/news.php?nid=191117



RAINS | Barlovento Guarenas and Guatire mainly affected
Heavy rainfall hit several areas of Miranda
The Civil Protection director Miranda, Victor Lira, said that until now have been reported five affected houses and an injured person.
ALEJANDRA M. F. HERNANDEZ | EL UNIVERSAL
Monday June 6, 2011 07:36 PM
Caracas .- A person injured and several homes affected was the result of heavy rainfall with winds that at 5:00 pm struck the state of Miranda, especially, Barlovento, Guarenas and Guatire.

According to the Civil Protection director Miranda, Victor Lira, the rains brought down at least 20 trees in Barlovento, specifically on the old road-Caucagua Tacarigua.

Lira reported that a tree fell on a public transport units to route Windward injuring one of the occupants of the bus. He said villagers reported the hailstones.

Also in the Santa Helena, five homes were affected after strong winds caused the release of their roofs. In this case no injuries were reported.

Guarenas and Guatire also suffered the ravages of the storm. In the City Square Guarenas, Trapichito sector, there were several fallen trees, while in Zone 2 of the Los Naranjos, the stormwater canal overflowed.

Also in Guatire in the parish Zamora Bolivar Township, specifically on the road via Araira, there was a landslide at the present time is affecting the roads, since only one channel is enabled for use by vehicles .

Lira urged people to take estimates and said that both civil defense personnel as the Fire Department of Miranda are addressing the various situations.
http://www.eluniversal.com.ve/2011/06/06/fuertes-precipitaciones-az...

Mariaelisa TorresPermalink Reply by Mariaelisa Torres on June 7, 2011 at 8:06am

Venezuela, Portuguesa State



(Photo: File Notitarde).
06-06 6:12 pm |
Municipalities Papelón, Guanarito, Sucre, and Unda Guanare
Rains affect Portuguese to 114 families so far this month

Guanare (AVN) .- 114 families have been affected by rains in Portugal so far this month and the biggest impact is on residential areas of municipalities Papelón, Guanarito, Sucre, Guanare and Unda.

The director of the Autonomous Institute of Civil Protection and Disaster Management in the state, José Ángel Valero reported that law enforcement and prevention, and responsible for the area of ​​infrastructure and permanently monitor the headwaters of rivers and streams, to ensure monitoring and control of rainfall events and their possible consequences.

"We all turned to provide timely responses to people and act every day," he said.

He said that this week there were 59 events hydrometeorological and 484 people affected , three of which lost their belongings and homes and assisted Bolivarian government in terms of housing, food and health.

Angel Valero reported that the continuous rainfall recorded this weekend hit with greater force in the south of Acarigua, Páez municipality and in the sectors Guerrilandia and La Curva in Guanare, with a total of nine homes affected.

He added that during the weekend were also affected municipalities and Turén Santa Rosalia, while on Monday the swollen rivers made them vulnerable to low areas and Guanarito Papelón and jurisdictions located in the upper area of ​​Portuguesa (Sucre and Unda).

State agencies remain vigilant and continue to monitor the weather warnings in time to inform high-risk communities, intensify and encourage self-protection measures.
http://www.notitarde.com/notitarde/plantillas/nota.aspx?idart=13426...

Mariaelisa TorresPermalink Reply by Mariaelisa Torres on June 7, 2011 at 8:25am

Venezuela, Carabobo State, Capital Valencia

 

A survey collected among drivers of the segment of the Regional Center Freeway (Autopista Regional del Centro ARC) found that holes, and uneven pavement were the main concern

06-06 8:17 pm |
According to a survey
The "holes ", the biggest problem of the ARC as 75% of users

Valencia, (Daniela von Schoettler) .- More than 75% of users found the biggest problem in the Central Regional Highway are imperfect asphalt layer, according to a survey during the weekend on our Web site at which involved a total of 619 people.

Www.notitarde.com readers responded to the following question: What do you think is the biggest problem of the ARC?, which had three options: a) Holes, b) Lighting c) Marking.

According to data produced, 75.44% (467 persons of all participants) argue that the "holes" are the biggest problem of this arterial road. In second place was "enlightenment" with 130 votes, ie 21%.

Finally, the minority accounting for 3.55% for a total of 22 people ensures that signage should be improved.

Remember that through our Twitter account @ webnotitarde can report any irregularity in the field of transportation and community.

http://www.notitarde.com/notitarde/plantillas/nota.aspx?idart=13426...

 

Venezuela, Aragua State

6-06 |
Due to heavy rainfall
 

Gabion wall gave way in the Corozal area of ​​Maracay

Maracay, (Paola Donatiello Mazzarri) .- In the afternoon of Sunday, a gabion wall located in the street sector El Rocio Corozal, north of the city of Maracay, Aragua State, ceded by heavy rains that fell on the site, which partially obstructed the road.

This made no casualties were reported, but more than 50 officials from various organizations such as Civil Protection, Cora, MTC, CorporElec, and CANTV rushed to the area to restore both the passage by the way, as basic services .

Informed the Director of Civil Protection, Salvador Basile, gabion wall that maintains a bank of earth, upon which is built a house, so engineers from the Ministry of Transportation and Communications will go to the site in order to carry out new calculations for new construction of a wall. Likewise, the officers proceeded to the felling of a large tree in order to prevent it from collapsing on the power lines.

Another wall gave way in the Cooperative

Also Basile explained that the street July 23 Bella Vista neighborhood in the cooperative, municipality Girardot, a retaining wall located in the most affected transferred balance while two houses involved, so that the authorities carry out the work for new construction of the wall.

Pathway clear locality near

Said Director of Civil Protection in the state, that the road to the coastal town of Ocumare was cleared, after the trees fell Sunday on the road at the gazebo, which were removed by crews Coraca, Civil Protection and the MTC.

Choroní without power for more than 20 hours

Unofficially it was learned that the coastal town of Choroní has ​​more than 20 hours without electric service, after Sunday's rains would cause any harm, for which data are unknown, although the authorities are working in case to restore the service.

For its part Basile, reported that the road to Choroni the authorities maintain constant monitoring after rainfall, which caused no effects on the area.
http://www.notitarde.com/notitarde/plantillas/nota.aspx?idart=13426...

Permalink Reply by Recall 15 on June 7, 2011 at 1:49pm
Something Strange In Chile's Earthquakes - 6 Mile By 3 Mile Rift Rips In Earths Crust!?
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Permalink Reply by Recall 15 on June 7, 2011 at 1:52pm
Brazil: Lethem flood deepens / Worst flood hits northern Brazil
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Brazil: Lethem flood deepens / Worst flood hits northern Brazil
Mariaelisa TorresPermalink Reply by Mariaelisa Torres on June 8, 2011 at 1:51am

Ecuador: latest quake in the Llanos or Pampas of Ecuador

Sismo 3.6, Prof 190.49 Km, a 192 km al S 72° E de la ciudad de PALORA, el 06/06/2011 01:41:04 TL

 

http://poleshift.ning.com/forum/topics/south-american-roll-watch

Mariaelisa TorresPermalink Reply by Mariaelisa Torres on June 8, 2011 at 2:39am

Tuesday June 7, 2011 | 11:16 Country
Two miners were killed last night when they were trapped in a mine
Freddy Macas | Machala, El Oro
Two miners were killed last night trapped in a mine in Portovelo, El Oro, local officials said. The incident occurred at 20:00 yesterday.

The deceased, whose identities are unknown, working in a mine Excelmoro company.

The bodies have been removed and now is performing the autopsy, authorities said.
http://www.eluniverso.com/2011/06/07/1/1447/dos-mineros-fallecen-an...

Mariaelisa TorresPermalink Reply by Mariaelisa Torres on June 8, 2011 at 3:34am

Ecuador: while  La Niña is gone, it is still blamed for Ecuador's landslides

 

Tuesday June 7, 2011 Country
Rainfall runoff originating affecting 20 houses in Carchi
Tulcan-Riobamba-Cuenca
Photos

Huaca, Carchi. A house was hit yesterday in the neighborhood Juan Bautista of this county, due to a collapse.
About twenty houses in the neighborhood of Canton Juan Bautista Huaca, Carchi northeast, are at risk of being buried in a piece of mountain crumbles bit by bit by heavy rains, which are held in the northern Sierra influenced by La Niña, a phenomenon that generates intense rainfall in Colombia, according to the National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology (INAMHI).

The fear of these people grew at 06:00 yesterday, when a mass of mud and rocks off the mountain and covered part of the house of Miguel Carapaz.

"We call the municipal authorities to pay attention to the problem, " said Margarita Andrade, one of the possible affected.

REOPENING OF WAY

Since yesterday was enabled Alausí-La Moya stretch of the Panamerican Highway, in Chimborazo, which ended after the removal of debris after a landslide, while also reopened yesterday over at set times for vehicles traveling on the extra-waterway connecting the provinces of Azuay and Morona Santiago, in the East.
http://www.eluniverso.com/2011/06/07/1/1447/lluvias-originan-deslav...

Mariaelisa TorresPermalink Reply by Mariaelisa Torres on June 8, 2011 at 6:17am

Venezuela since June 1, 2011


07/06/2011    18:45    10.76    -65.76    1.0    3.4    48 Km al noreste de Higuerote     

A COUPLE in San Felipe, 16 minutes apart

07/06/2011    15:56    10.42    -69.06    5.0    3.2    36 Km al oeste de San Felipe     
07/06/2011    15:45    10.42    -69.05    5.0    3.2    36 Km al oeste de San Felipe     
 A couple in SOUTH WEST Ciudad Bolivar, Guyana Shield, almost 10 hours apart
06/06/2011    00:45    07.88    -64.20    6.0    2.9    80 km al suroeste de Ciudad Bolivar    
05/06/2011    15:09    07.10    -62.14    9.0    2.8    193 km al suroeste de Ciudad Bolivar     

A couple in El Tocuyo, same time different depths

04/06/2011    18:06    09.64    -69.61    2.8    3.4    27 km al sureste de El Tocuyos     
04/06/2011    18:06    09.64    -69.61    3.1    3.4    27 km al sureste de El Tocuyo     

 


The rest looks single, the recent ones in COUPLES

04/06/2011    03:45    08.40    -71.32    5.0    2.6    31 km al suroeste de Merida     
04/06/2011    01:35    09.22    -71.13    17.9    3.0    11 km al noroeste de Caja Seca     
 
03/06/2011    00:44    10.42    -69.92    22.7    2.6    32 km al noreste de Carora     
 
02/06/2011    18:49    9.29    -61.77    24.8    2.8    39 km al noreste de Tucupita     
02/06/2011    14:17    10.72    -62.14    55.5    3.1    18 km al noroeste de Guiria     
 
01/06/2011    16:31    10.34    -62.90    1.3    3.7    21 km al norte de Guanoco     
01/06/2011    11:32    9.65    -69.34    5.0    2.9    al noroeste de Acarigua     
01/06/2011    03:08    10.71    -69.39    5.0    2.5    al este de Churuguara     

NOTE
There is one on May 31 and  in Las Aves, very soft, .5 magnitude

31/05/2011    07:12    10.12    -72.32    5    0.5    5 km de isla de aves     AVES ISLAND

Source http://www.funvisis.gob.ve/sis_reciente.php

I hope The Higuerote quake,  is not a warning for mayor cities like Caracas having one, cause it looks like the handle of a tweezer, and the two lines of faults moving west from there, Caracas in the middle.

Mariaelisa TorresPermalink Reply by Mariaelisa Torres on June 8, 2011 at 8:52am

Pat, there were two quakes in that area of southamerica, COUPLE

First in Potosi Bolivia a 4.6  Wednesday, June 08, 2011 at 03:06:18 UTC and less than an hour, above it, to the west, the Peruvian one Wednesday, June 08, 2011 at 03:55:52 UTC

Magnitude 4.6 - POTOSI, BOLIVIA

2011 June 08 03:55:52 UTC

Versión en Español

Earthquake Details

  • This event has been reviewed by a seismologist.
Magnitude 4.6
Date-Time
Location 21.430°S, 68.071°W
Depth 100.9 km (62.7 miles)
Region POTOSI, BOLIVIA
Distances 145 km (90 miles) NE of Calama, Antofagasta, Chile
168 km (104 miles) SW of Uyuni, Bolivia
231 km (143 miles) ENE of Tocopilla, Antofagasta, Chile
546 km (339 miles) S of LA PAZ, Bolivia
Location Uncertainty horizontal +/- 16.3 km (10.1 miles); depth +/- 8.4 km (5.2 miles)
Parameters NST=109, Nph=115, Dmin=153.6 km, Rmss=1.12 sec, Gp= 54°,
M-type=body wave magnitude (Mb), Version=5
Source
  • USGS NEIC (WDCS-D)
Event ID usc00042dm



Pat Shannon said:

6.0 Mb - SOUTHERN PERU



Preliminary Earthquake Report
Magnitude 6.0 Mb
Date-Time
  • 8 Jun 2011 03:06:18 UTC
  • 7 Jun 2011 22:06:18 near epicenter
  • 7 Jun 2011 18:06:18 standard time in your timezone
Location 17.059S 69.498W
Depth 101 km
Distances
  • 132 km (82 miles) NE (37 degrees) of Tacna, Peru
  • 153 km (95 miles) E (84 degrees) of Moquegua, Peru
  • 155 km (96 miles) WSW (246 degrees) of LA PAZ, Bolivia
  • 982 km (610 miles) SE (125 degrees) of LIMA, Peru
Location Uncertainty Horizontal: 12.6 km; Vertical 8.0 km
Parameters Nph = 372; Dmin = 169.2 km; Rmss = 1.03 seconds; Gp = 57°
M-type = Mb; Version = 9
Event ID US c00042cc

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