NE China Quake Leaves One Dead
July 27, 2005 |
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An earthquake measured 5.1-magnitude on the Ritcher scale shook a Northeast China city Monday night, leaving one person dead and 12 others injured.
China Daily reports the earthquake struck Lindian county, Daqing city of Northeast China's Heilongjiang province at 23:43 and was centered about 33 kilometers north of Daqing city, China's Earthquake Bureau said.
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