Tuesday, August 23, 2011

Землетрясение в Ричмонде Вергиния - 5.8 балов против 7.5 1966 в Ташкенте

Сегодня было землятресение с эпицентром около нашего города (Richmond VA). Анфиса , жена испугана сильно, приехала из офиса с двумя сотрудниками-друзьями проведать как мы тут дома. Я не заметил, т.к был в машине с сыном и его другом - возвращались с обеда в ресторане; заметили только , что светофоры выключились; дочь Ольга испытала как наш дом качало (она была на верху – 2.5 этаж).

В целом землетрясение средней тяжести, нет повреждений и травм – только испуг.

В детстве я пережил 7.5 балов землетрясение в Ташкенте 1966 г. См. фотку где я, мама (Аля) и брат Гера жили н заднем дворе все лето:
















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Anonymous said...

My office building already had crack after recent condo construction near by... :(

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