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Earthquake in India

3/07/2006 12:00:00 PM, posted by anand

We were rocked by an earthquake just a few minutes ago. It was a 5.2 on the scale. I was reading the newspaper and felt the ground rumble. Quickly sensing it to be an earthquake, we all ran downstairs. There were around 200+ people gathered already.

The rumble might've lasted for about 10-15 seconds. So far there has been no report of any casualty or damage. No bad news so far. Good.

Now we are back in the building. Peace.

Earthquake news from Reuters

Update: The epicenter was in Rapar which is around 400 kilometers from Ahmedabad.
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