A powerful earthquake rocked the San Francisco Bay Area on Monday night, causing concern among residents and experts. The quake hit just after 7:45 p.m. local time, with its epicenter near the town of Dublin, California, according to the United States Geological Survey (USGS).
People Share Their Experiences Online
Many people felt the shaking and took to social media to share their experiences. Some reported being woken up by the tremors, while others said they screamed as the ground and buildings shook.
One resident wrote on X (formerly Twitter):
“Oh, that was a strong earthquake! Andreas is waking up!”—referring to the San Andreas Fault, a major fault line that runs through California and has the potential to cause significant earthquakes.
Another user, Courtney Boyle, shared:
“I can check ‘earthquake while on the 16th floor of a building’ off my list of things I didn’t want to experience. Thank you, San Francisco.”
Raymond Stone also confirmed the quake, writing:
“If you are in San Francisco or anywhere in the Bay Area, yes, that was an earthquake.”
No Reports of Damage or Injuries
Fortunately, as of now, there are no reports of injuries or major property damage. However, the sudden quake has left many feeling uneasy, especially with ongoing concerns about future tremors along the San Andreas Fault.
Recent Earthquakes in the Region
This earthquake comes shortly after other recent tremors were reported in Malibu, Los Angeles, and Seattle. Seismologists have warned that more quakes could occur, making preparedness crucial for those living in earthquake-prone areas.
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