Mexico City shaken by strong, low 7.4 earthquake

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A strong, long 7.4 earthquake with an epicentre in Guerrero state, followed by an aftershock, has shaken central southern Mexico.

A strong, long 7.4 earthquake with an epicentre in Guerrero state, followed by an aftershock, has shaken central southern Mexico.

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21/03/2012 11:00:56 a.m.

Floral Paisley wrote:

@ Aiden . This is one of the few times you may be accurate. Even if you are using an irational folk theory. There are larger mega thrust earthquakes that are possible in Alaska, Chile, NZ and Kermadecs at any given time. Potentially as high as a 9.+. But one cannot spend life dwelling on such things. There is a vibe in the air but that could be explained by mass hysteria through the over saturation of media hyperbole of such risks and historic catastrophe

21/03/2012 8:42:23 a.m.

aiden wrote:

interesting, not sure many saw this coming, some felt there was one about to hit but most people are focused on Alaska and an up to 8. expected in the coming days. also there is a 7+ expected for either new zealand or chile