Quake centered 27 miles northeast of Enid
By Enid News & Eagle, Okla. | |
McClatchy-Tribune Information Services |
The depth of the temblor was about 3 miles, according to USGS.
Scientists have reported the major uptick in quakes in
Earthquake Guidelines
The recent earthquakes in
It was the strongest in recorded state history and has been followed by less powerful -- but just as startling -- shakes of the Earth.
Here are a few things people can do before, during and after an earthquake, regardless of its strength:
--Consider earthquake insurance.
--Inventory your home and business.
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--During a quake, drop to the ground immediately.
--Take cover under sturdy furniture.
--If you can't get under something, cover your head with your arms and crouch in an inside corner of a building.
--Don't move until the shaking stops.
--After a quake, make sure the area is safe, then leave.
--Watch for fire and smell for natural gas.
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