On monday morning a earthquake hit the san francisco bay area.Two people were killed and six were injured when a local auto supply shop collapsed.The event has informed californians about the dangers and effects of earthquakes.
The earthquake hit early morning and lasted for about 30 seconds on Monday.
"I was eating breakfast when the room started rolling. The shaking lasted for about 30 seconds and then stopped," local resident Mike Beamer said. "I immediately dove under the table and waited for the shaking to stop."
However not everyone was as lucky as Beamer.
"A local auto supply shop collapsed," public informer Jennifer Vu said. "Two were killed and six were injured."
half of the people injured were transported to a local hospital.
"Three of the six were injured enough to require hospitalization," Local informer Vu said. "They were quickly transferred to the hospital."
The earthquake was pretty intense.
"The quake was a strong one," scientists Penny Gert said.
citizens of the area are now using this earthquake as a reminder of the possibilities that can happen
with such a serious matter.
"It definitely opened my eyes," local Randa Tum said. "I could have been one of the many that were injured, or killed."
"I was eating breakfast when the room started rolling. The shaking lasted for about 30 seconds and then stopped," local resident Mike Beamer said. "I immediately dove under the table and waited for the shaking to stop."
However not everyone was as lucky as Beamer.
"A local auto supply shop collapsed," public informer Jennifer Vu said. "Two were killed and six were injured."
half of the people injured were transported to a local hospital.
"Three of the six were injured enough to require hospitalization," Local informer Vu said. "They were quickly transferred to the hospital."
The earthquake was pretty intense.
"The quake was a strong one," scientists Penny Gert said.
citizens of the area are now using this earthquake as a reminder of the possibilities that can happen
with such a serious matter.
"It definitely opened my eyes," local Randa Tum said. "I could have been one of the many that were injured, or killed."
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