The 6.4 magnitude earthquake in California struck in a sparsely populated area, and reports of damage were scatted. But it reminded residents across the region that they need to be prepared. Here's a look at what to do before, during and after a quake.
A 6.4-magnitude earthquake struck Southern California Thursday, triggering a state of emergency in the desert town of Ridgecrest, and leaving people from Los Angeles to Las Vegas feeling shaken.
This app did not send an early warning about the California quake. Officials said it worked as designedIt's the largest tremblor to strike the region in 20 years, officials said.The earthquake struck in a sparsely populated area, and reports of damage were scatted. But it reminded residents across the region that they need to be prepared in case a quake hits closer to home.
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