Thursday, June 4, in southern California recorded an earthquake of magnitude 6.4. This is the largest figure in the area for decades.
The epicenter of the earthquake was the Searles Valley in the Mojave desert (district County of San Bernardino) is about 100 miles from Los Angeles. Those who were at that time in the city, could feel a mild tremor that lasted for about 30 seconds.
JUST IN: Preliminary magnitude 6.6 earthquake strikes Southern California near Mojave Desert, USGS says. pic.twitter.com/7go1UxGrAk
— NBC News (@NBCNews) July 4, 2019
While the authorities have not reported any damage or injuries. However, 911 has already received many calls from concerned local residents.
WATCH: Preliminary magnitude 6.6 earthquake strikes Southern California near Mojave Desert, USGS says.
Some San Diego County residents reported feeling it. Did you? >>> https://t.co/bu6pD1QASe pic.twitter.com/BlTOTcyer4
— #NBC7 San Diego (@nbcsandiego) July 4, 2019
«We know about the strong earthquake in southern California. — said the LAPD in an official statement — Please contact the emergency services only if there is a potentially dangerous situation or someone is injured. Don’t call unless you want to just ask questions.»
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The last time an earthquake of such strength occurred in southern California in 1994-m to year. Then, its magnitude was 6.6. Dozens of people were killed and damage was estimated at billions of dollars.
BREAKING: Video footage shows a landslide following a magnitude 6.6 #earthquake in Southern California.
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— Global News Network (@GlobalNews77) July 4, 2019
