Mexico Earthquake Terremoto, Felt in Calexico, California
LOS ANGELES (LALATE) – A Mexico earthquake was felt in Calexico, California and sections of Southern California. A moderate terremoto struck Baja Mexico Friday evening but could be felt in some sections across the border in California. No injuries have been reported by local news.
A 3.3 Baja Mexico earthquake struck Friday evening at roughly 4:30 pm local time, USGS reports to news. The Mexico temblor had a nominal depth, local news reports. The quake’s epicenter was only eight miles below the earth’s surface.
The quake was eleven miles west of Guadalupe Victoria, twenty-six miles south of Mexicali. But USGS reports that the quake was only twenty-nine miles south of Calexico. The temblor was centered roughly one hundred miles east of Tijuana. No reports of damage have yet to be detailed by local news.
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In related news, a 5.0 magnitude quake struck Bolivia today. The quake, however, had a substantial depth. USGS reports to news that shortly before 5 am time the quake struck roughly one hundred twenty-seven miles below the earth’s surface.
Local news reports that the quake was west of Tupiza, roughly seven miles east of Uyumi, and one hundred miles north of Abra Pampa.
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