M 7.0 earthquake near Nagqu, Tibet
- Magnitude
- M 7.0
- Location
- 191 km ENE of Nagqu, China
- Depth
- 18 km
- Coordinates
- 32.381, 93.780
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AP News
The Associated Press reported that there have been at least 16 deaths and hundreds of collapsed homes in Nagqu.
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ViewGMV for M7 (mww), XIZANG
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