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Los Angeles Rattled By 3.7 Magnitude Earthquake During Coronavirus Lockdown
22.04.2020 - 11:03 / deadline.com
By Jake Kanter
International TV Editor
Los Angeles was rattled by an earthquake just after midnight local time on Wednesday morning, as millions shelter in their homes during the coronavirus pandemic.
And early estimate from the U.S. Geological Survey pegged the quake at a magnitude of 3.7 and it hit the View Park-Windsor Hills area of the Californian city, which is around nine miles south of Hollywood. The quake had a depth of 7.4 miles.
It was big enough to panic some in Los Angeles, with
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