Earthquake strikes the US East Coast
A 5.8 magnitude earthquake centred in Virginia, shook the entire East Coast on Tuesday afternoon.
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In Mineral, a town of about 500 people located four miles from the quake's center, residents reported extensive damage to items inside homes.
Deborah Pettit, left, the Louisa County school superintendent, Richard Havasy, a county supervisor, center, and Brian Huffman, a school board member, surveyed the damage to Louisa County High School after the quake in Mineral. -
Residents of Red Hook West House in Brooklyn looked at the damage to the building's water tower in Red Hook, Brooklyn, on Tuesday. Part of the structure holding the water tower collapsed, and hundreds of bricks fell on its rooftop. Residents were evacuated but no one was injured.
Picture Courtesy- New York Times