US EditionStrong earthquake rattles New Zealand's South Island
- A magnitude 6.2 earthquake struck the South Island of New Zealand, with the epicenter located 124km west of Christchurch. Fortunately, there were no reports of injuries or significant damage. The quake was close to the site of a devastating 6.3 magnitude quake in 2011 that claimed 185 lives.
- Around 15,000 people reported feeling the earthquake, which was described as a long, rumbling quake without violent jolts. Despite no reported damage, checks were ongoing. New Zealand, located on the Pacific Ring of Fire, experiences frequent seismic and volcanic activity.
- The Timaru District Mayor noticed a good little rumble during the quake, and the event marked the strongest earthquake recorded in New Zealand this year. Despite concerns, there was no risk of a tsunami and no damage reported.
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