A magnitude 4.0 earthquake centered off the coast of Ventura County caused a light shaking in Los Angeles and nearby areas on Thursday. No damages were reported.
There was no damage to the Bushehr nuclear power plant due to the earthquake and no injuries were reported.
Users of MyShake app recently received the first-ever earthquake alert from an earthquake warning app.
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The president’s house had already sustained some minor damage in the form of cracks from previous earthquakes and is currently being assessed for any structural damage from the latest one.
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Several structures were destroyed and many people were feared trapped under the rubble after the heavily populated city of Tirana, along with the cities Durres and Thumane were shaken by the earthquake.
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The U.S. Geological Survey confirmed the quake struck seven miles southwest of Mamurras at a depth of 12 miles. The quake hit the country in early Tuesday.
Countries such as El Salvador and Guatemala were also reportedly impacted by the quake.
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A powerful earthquake struck the southern Philippines Tuesday, killing six people, cracking buildings and injuring dozens in a region still reeling from a previous deadly tremor.Terrified locals ran into the streets after the 6.6-magnitude quake, which hit the island of Mindanao as schools and offices opened for the day.The shaking lasted up to a minute in some areas, damaging homes, multi-storey buildings and classrooms in a region where hundreds are still displaced by a quake that killed at least five earlier this month.
The quake struck at around 2.52 p.m. local time Monday (11.52 p.m. EDT, Sunday) and hit at a depth of 140 miles.
The phenomenon was initially dismissed as "seismic noise."
Rescuers in Japan worked around the clock Tuesday in an increasingly desperate search for survivors of a powerful weekend typhoon that killed more than 70 people and caused widespread destruction.Hagibis slammed into Japan on Saturday, unleashing fierce winds and unprecedented rain that triggered landslides and caused dozens of rivers to burst their banks.By late Tuesday, public broadcaster NHK put the toll at 74, with around a dozen people missing. The government's tally was lower, but it said it was still updating information.
