Magnitude 6.4 earthquake rocks Southern California | USA TODAY

A magnitude 6.4 earthquake rocked Southern California, triggering fires and a hospital evacuation. The U.S. Geological Survey said the quake was centered near Ridgecrest, an inland Kern County city about 150 miles northeast of Los Angeles. Multiple large aftershocks rolled through the region in the minutes that followed.

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  1. I lived in Los Angeles, I was there during that 6.4 earthquake, I was up 24 floors in a high-rise the Wells Fargo building downtown the building rolled back and forth a foot because it was on earthquake proof rollers😮 put a 6.4 doesn’t do any damage they’re shakers and rollers they are just what they sound like.. spell scary as hell Four corners 5.0 don’t bother you when the kids over six is kind of bad.😊

  2. The ROLAMN: Divination & Prophecy, Chapter 4, Passage 46 SD#16 SEVENTH FOREWARNING
    And there shall be’eth seven forewarnings of the purification of Mother Earth. And the seventh forewarning shall be’eth a massive number of severe earthquakes scattered across the planet. The earth quakes shall be ruthless and cause extreme damage, and there shall be’eth thousands of earthquakes from mild to severe. Although this shall seem brutal to mankind, it shall be’eth the last forewarning of the paroxysm and shall be’eth a sign of a catastrophic event waiting to occur. And this shall be’eth the seventh forewarning of the purification. And upon the end of the seventh forewarning, the planet shall be’eth at rest for an unknown period of time, and upon the end of such period, the Earth shall begin her purification of mankind.

  3. Блогерам: ищем партнеров для продвижения приложения в США. Вся информация доступна в профиле.

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