showed damage inside local businesses, where merchandise tumbled to the floor and power went out.
Damage to buildings and some minor injuries were reported, though no fatalities occurred. The Kern County fire department reported several inquiries, multiple fires and sunken roads, theAnd in San Bernardino County, the fire department said buildings had been cracked and one person had sustained a minor injury.he had activated the Office of Emergency Services operations center to its highest possible level.
The governor also offered his"heartfelt support" to all those affected by the earthquake. A later statement noted that Newson hasfor San Bernardino county, which"damaged critical infrastructure, homes and other structures and caused fires." Lucy Jones, a seismologist with the California Institute of Technology's seismology lab, said at a press conference that more quakes were likely, the"Every earthquake makes another earthquake more likely," Jones continued, noting there is a 10 percent chance of a similar or larger quake within the next week.
A vehicle drives over cracks seen on the road along Highway 178 north of Ridgecrest some 16 miles south of Trona, California, on July 4, 2019. California has experienced two large earthquakes in as many days.
Why is Trump doing this to CA?
President, Donald J.Trump shall take responsibility for California. It possible to improve California.
That's so very awful. I know so many people living there & many more of my friends are making weekend holiday visits to see friends and fam.
FOR SALE!.. Nevada and Arizona coastline properties! (We are being warned).
The next one might be The Big One...Check list for being ready for any emergency..big or small..👇👇