Beijing : A 5.5 magnitude earthquake struck northeast China Saturday at a shallow depth of 12.5 kilometres, the US Geological Survey said.
The quake hit at 6:04 am (2204 GMT Friday) 34 kilometres (21 miles) north of Changling in Jilin province.
USGS estimated the earthquake may have caused some damage but there was a low likelihood of casualties.
The quake hit at 6:04 am (2204 GMT Friday) 34 kilometres (21 miles) north of Changling in Jilin province.
USGS estimated the earthquake may have caused some damage but there was a low likelihood of casualties.
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