Second, Smaller China Quake
News July 6th, 2008

There have been a couple hours of net rumor and Twitter rumor about another earthquake. (I felt nothing in Beijing) China Daily confirms that yes, there has been another, smaller quake in Fujian.
BEIJING — An earthquake measuring 4.4 on the Richter scale jolted east China’s Fujian Province at 9:36 a.m. on Saturday, and moderate aftershocks are expected, China’s seismological authorities said.
The epicenter was located along the boundary of Xiamen and Longhai cities at 24.53 degrees north and 117.93 degrees east, according to the China National Seismological Network.A 10-strong team dispatched by Xiamen earthquake survey center arrived at the scene half an hour later. Two teams from the provincial earthquake administration were also sent to the epicenter and regions nearby.
Some Xiamen residents fled from their homes to open areas during the tremor, but calm prevailed, local authorities said.
No casualties or damages to buildings had been found in the epicenter, they said.
Via ChinaDaily
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