An earthquake struck west of Nevada.
The 6.5-magnitude earthquake that struck even California and Utah was the strongest there since the 1950s.
On Friday
morning, an earthquake struck west of Nevada. The magnitude of this earthquake
was about 6.5 degrees, which damaged the American Highway 95 that runs from
north to south, and the Ministry of Transport added that parts of this highway
were closed in both the Esmeralda and Mineral districts due to the earthquake
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With regard
to the damages caused to the inhabitants, they were not large-scale, and this
is due to the decline in the population in the area concerned, but this does
not mean that the population did not notice the earthquake. City, as confirmed
by the US Geological Survey, the earthquake struck about 35 miles outside Tonopah,
with a population of approximately 2,400.
An
earthquake like this did not happen and it was very strong 66 years ago, and
this is what Graham Kent, director of the Nevada Seismology Laboratory said,
said that the last fatal earthquakes in Nevada occurred in 1954.
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