3.1 Magnitude Earthquake Rumbles North Korea
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Published on Apr 1, 2016
3.1 quake in N Korea, South says not nuclear test
A minor 3.1 magnitude earthquake was detected in North Korea on Monday. South Korea's state weather agency said "It is a natural earthquake. According to the Korea Meteorological Administration (KMA), the quake struck at 5:17 am (2017 GMT Sunday) near the southwestern North Korean city of Songlim. It was not believed to be the result of a nuclear test as the affected area was far from the North's Punggye-ri underground test site in the country's northeast.
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3.1 Earthquake In North Korea, South Korea Says Not Nuclear Test
According to the Korea Meteorological Administration (KMA), the quake struck at 5:17 am (2017 GMT Sunday) near the southwestern North Korean city of Songlim. It was not believed to be the result of a nuclear test as the affected area was far from the North's Punggye-ri underground test site in the country's northeast. The first indication of the North's last test on January 6 was a 5.1 magnitude tremor at Punggye-ri that was detected by international seismic monitors.
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Magnitude 3.1 earthquake strikes N. Korea
A 3.1-magnitude earthquake struck North Korea early Monday, South Korea's state weather agency said. Monday in an area some 21km east of Songlim, North Hwanghae Province, which lies just north of the border. An official with the Korea Meteorological Administration said no major damage is expected. The quake is not believed to be the result of a nuclear test as the affected area is away from the North's Punggye-ri underground nuclear test site in the country's northeast.
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3.1-magnitude earthquake shakes North Korea
A minor 3.1 magnitude earthquake shook North Korea early on Monday, South Koreas state weather agency reported, but said there was no indication that it was related to a nuclear test. According to the Korea Meteorological Administration (KMA), the quake struck at 5:17 am (2017 GMT Sunday) near the southwestern North Korean city of Songlim. It was not believed to be the result of a nuclear test because the affected area was far from North Koreas Punggye-ri underground test site in its northeast region. North Koreas last nuclear test on January 6 was followed by a 5.1 magnitude tremor at Punggye-ri, which was detected by international seismic monitors.
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Magnitude 3.1 earthquake strikes N. Korea
SEOUL (Yonhap) A 3.1-magnitude earthquake struck North Korea early Monday, South Koreas state weather agency said. Monday in an area some 21km east of Songlim, North Hwanghae Province, which lies just north of the border. An official with the Korea Meteorological Administration said no major damage is expected. By The Korea Times Los Angeles staff Korean American 11th-grader...
A minor 3.1 magnitude earthquake was detected in North Korea on Monday. South Korea's state weather agency said "It is a natural earthquake. According to the Korea Meteorological Administration (KMA), the quake struck at 5:17 am (2017 GMT Sunday) near the southwestern North Korean city of Songlim. It was not believed to be the result of a nuclear test as the affected area was far from the North's Punggye-ri underground test site in the country's northeast.
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3.1 Earthquake In North Korea, South Korea Says Not Nuclear Test
According to the Korea Meteorological Administration (KMA), the quake struck at 5:17 am (2017 GMT Sunday) near the southwestern North Korean city of Songlim. It was not believed to be the result of a nuclear test as the affected area was far from the North's Punggye-ri underground test site in the country's northeast. The first indication of the North's last test on January 6 was a 5.1 magnitude tremor at Punggye-ri that was detected by international seismic monitors.
http://www.ndtv.com/world-news/3-1-ea...
Magnitude 3.1 earthquake strikes N. Korea
A 3.1-magnitude earthquake struck North Korea early Monday, South Korea's state weather agency said. Monday in an area some 21km east of Songlim, North Hwanghae Province, which lies just north of the border. An official with the Korea Meteorological Administration said no major damage is expected. The quake is not believed to be the result of a nuclear test as the affected area is away from the North's Punggye-ri underground nuclear test site in the country's northeast.
http://m.koreatimes.co.kr/phone/news/...
3.1-magnitude earthquake shakes North Korea
A minor 3.1 magnitude earthquake shook North Korea early on Monday, South Koreas state weather agency reported, but said there was no indication that it was related to a nuclear test. According to the Korea Meteorological Administration (KMA), the quake struck at 5:17 am (2017 GMT Sunday) near the southwestern North Korean city of Songlim. It was not believed to be the result of a nuclear test because the affected area was far from North Koreas Punggye-ri underground test site in its northeast region. North Koreas last nuclear test on January 6 was followed by a 5.1 magnitude tremor at Punggye-ri, which was detected by international seismic monitors.
http://nation.com.pk/international/14...
Magnitude 3.1 earthquake strikes N. Korea
SEOUL (Yonhap) A 3.1-magnitude earthquake struck North Korea early Monday, South Koreas state weather agency said. Monday in an area some 21km east of Songlim, North Hwanghae Province, which lies just north of the border. An official with the Korea Meteorological Administration said no major damage is expected. By The Korea Times Los Angeles staff Korean American 11th-grader...
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