Strong Ecuador quake leaves 28 dead and evacuations under way
A powerful earthquake measuring the strongest in decades hit Ecuador centered 16 miles south-southeast of Muisne. Reports say 28 people died in Manta and surrounding areas where homes collapsed and a shopping center roof failed. The airport tower in Manta collapsed injuring an air force official as dams and pipelines were shut as a precaution. President Correa, in Rome, urged calm while authorities monitor aftershocks and a potential tsunami risk prompted evacuations along the coast.
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Roswell Beautification Award Goes to Local Law Firm
The law firm at 701 W. Country Club Road receives the Keep Roswell Beautiful award for this month. Representing KRB are President Sean Davis Beautification Chair Joan Blodgett and Rita Kane-Doerhoefer known as Queen of Trash.
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Night after Japan quakes leaves 41 dead and 1,500 injured
In Ozu and Kumamoto, residents fled after a magnitude 7.3 quake followed by a 6.5 one. About 80,000 homes lacked electricity and 400,000 lacked running water as landslides blocked roads. Rescue efforts, aided by the U.S. and Japanese authorities, continued amid continuing tremors and rain.
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Riho Tajima
Mashiki
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