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US: 6.4-magnitude quake strikes off northern California

By ANI | Updated: December 20, 2022 22:30 IST

4:25 (UTC) at the depth of 16.1 kilometers."Notable quake, preliminary info: M 6.4 - 12km WSW of Ferndale, CA," USGS tweeted.

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An earthquake of magnitude 6.4 rocked the northern part of the US state of California, according to the United States Geological Survey (USGS).

The USGS said the earthquake struck at 10:34:25 (UTC) at the depth of 16.1 kilometers.

"Notable quake, preliminary info: M 6.4 - 12km WSW of Ferndale, CA," USGS tweeted.

So far there is no news of any casualty.

( With inputs from ANI )

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