Jamaicans felt an earthquake tremor at 1327 EST today. Listen to the voicemail from Professor Simon Mitchell from the Geology Department at the University of the West Indies.
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ReplyDeleteIt felt like a 2.5 at the most
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ReplyDeleteAmerica told me about it
what him ean by aftershock from the earthquake we had earlier.. wha kinna nonsense dat...??
ReplyDeleteQualified and experienced scientists don’t usually talk nonsense.
DeleteMy understanding is that aftershocks can be felt months after
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