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‘Everything shook’: Earthquake in Aussie city

An earthquake struck an Australian city, causing significant shaking and prompting reactions from residents. The event has raised concerns about seismic activity in the region, though no major damage or injuries were reported. Authorities are likely monitoring the situation closely, and further assessments may be conducted to determine the quake's impact and potential risks. Such occurrences, while rare, highlight the importance of preparedness for natural disasters.

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‘Everything shook’: Earthquake in Aussie city

An earthquake struck an Australian city, causing significant shaking and prompting reactions from residents. The event has raised concerns about seismic activity in the region, though no major damage or injuries were reported. Authorities are likely monitoring the situation closely, and further assessments may be conducted to determine the quake's impact and potential risks. Such occurrences, while rare, highlight the importance of preparedness for natural disasters.

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