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Moderate offshore quake hits California
by Staff Writers
Los Angeles (AFP) April 5, 2018

A shallow, moderate earthquake rocked California's Ventura County coast on Thursday, the US Geological survey said, swaying buildings across a wide area including the city of Los Angeles.

There were no immediate reports of damage or injuries following the magnitude-5.3 quake, which struck at 12:34 pm (1934 GMT), 23 miles east-southeast of Santa Rosa Island at a depth of 10.4 miles (16.8 kilometers).

The Los Angeles Fire Department went into "earthquake mode," pulling crews out of more than 100 stations across the 470- square mile (750-square kilometer) region to sweep neighborhoods for damage to key infrastructure, such as roadways and bridges.

Los Angeles police were also making checks of infrastructure and "critical locations," they said.

National Weather Service officials said there was no threat of a tsunami from the off-shore quake.


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Moderately strong quake off southern Philippines
Manila (AFP) April 5, 2018
A moderately strong 5.9-magnitude earthquake struck at sea off the main southern Philippine island of Mindanao on Thursday, the US Geological Survey said, though local authorities said they did not expect any damage. The quake was recorded shortly before midday (0353 GMT) with the epicentre at 45 kilometres (28 miles) southeast of the town of Tarragona, the USGS added. The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology, which separately measured it at 6.0, said the quake was felt in the Mind ... read more

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