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Residents feel tremors in parts of Singapore after Indonesia's quake
By Hasnita Majid, Channel NewsAsia | Posted: 20 February 2008 2158 hrs

 
 
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SINGAPORE: Residents in Katong, Whampoa and Bukit Batok reported feeling tremors Wednesday afternoon, following a 7.5-magnitude quake off Indonesia's Sumatra island.

Those who called the MediaCorp News hotline said it lasted about a minute.

A couple from St George's Road said they had felt tremors before, and Wednesday's was comparatively mild.

The last time Singaporeans felt tremors was on 4 January when a 6.3-magnitude quake rattled the western coast of Sumatra. - CNA/ac

 

 



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