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Earthquake Reported in the Early Hours of the Morning

An early morning earthquake shook up residents of [INSERT CITY], with reports coming in just after 4:12 am this morning. The USGS has confirmed that it had a magnitude of [INSERT MAGNITUDE], originating from an epicenter located [INSERT DISTANCE] miles away from [INSERT CITY]. Did YOU feel it? Let us know your experience in the comments below!

A picture of a map with an illustration of an earthquake happening at its center

A picture of a map with an illustration of an earthquake happening at its center

Residents of [INSERT CITY] were jolted awake this morning by a sudden earthquake. The quake was reported just after 4:12 a.m., and many people felt their homes shaking for several seconds before it subsided. The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) confirmed that the earthquake had a magnitude of [INSERT MAGNITUDE], and that it originated from an epicenter located [INSERT DISTANCE] miles away from [INSERT CITY]. While there have been no reports of serious damage or injuries, some residents are still shaken up by the experience. “I was sound asleep when I suddenly felt my bed shaking,” said one resident who lives close to the epicenter. “It was really scary, but thankfully nothing major happened." Another resident, who lives further away from the epicenter, said they only felt a slight tremor in their home but were surprised to hear about an earthquake so close by. “I didn’t think earthquakes could happen here,” they said. “But I guess you never know!” The USGS is urging all residents to take precautions in case another earthquake occurs in the area and to report any damages or injuries as soon as possible. They also suggest that people stay informed about seismic activity in their area so they can be prepared if another quake strikes again soon. Did YOU feel it? If you experienced any shaking or tremors during this morning's earthquake, please let us know in the comments below!