mycrofft
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If you are associated with these incidents, can you tell us what you and emergency services are up to?
What is the Eureka part?
Eureka, California
There was a 6.5 Earthquake that happened just a couple days before the one in Haiti.
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/lan...california-earthquake-now-at-219-million.htmlIn Eureka's Old Town and elsewhere on the North Coast, residents were largely taking their geological quirk in stride. “I talked to people who just moved here and they thought their life was ending, but for me it was just annoying,” said Sandra Warshaw, who has lived in Eureka since 1985. “It’s like an ‘Oh, well’ rather than an ‘Oh, my God’.”
Meh, I think this quote from a LA Times article sums it up nicely.
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/lan...california-earthquake-now-at-219-million.html
The people in Eureka are making light of it!
Same quote is mentioned in this, non-bloggy article, published on the website. http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-eureka-quake12-2010jan12,0,5777569.story?track=rss
Oh, look, same author. Somehow I doubt that the LA Times just makes stuff like that up.
Eureka, California
There was a 6.5 Earthquake that happened just a couple days before the one in Haiti.
As for Eureka, some of the locals we have heard from play it down, and medical resources there were not strained nor severely damaged.
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