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The United States Geological Survey said on Saturday that a 7.2 magnitude earthquake struck Haiti, prompting a tsunami alert and damaging buildings in the west of the disaster-plagued Caribbean nation.
The epicenter of the quake was about 100 miles (160 kilometers) by road from central Port-au-Prince, the densely populated capital.
The quake which caused a long shock was felt in neighboring countries damaging schools as well as homes on Haiti’s southwestern peninsula, according to images from witnesses.
Residents shared images on social media of the ruins of concrete buildings, including a church in which a ceremony was apparently underway on Saturday in the southwestern town of Les Anglais.
The USGS said waves of up to three meters (nearly 10 feet) were possible along the coastline of Haiti.
A magnitude-7.0 quake in January 2010 transformed much of Port-au-Prince and nearby cities into dusty ruins, killing more than 200,000 and injuring some 300,000 others.
More than a million and a half Haitians were made homeless, leaving island authorities and the international humanitarian community with a colossal challenge in a country lacking either a land registry or building codes.
Manchester United have announced the signing of Raphael Varane, French defender, from Real Madrid. The Red Devils on Saturday disclosed that the 28-year-old put pen to a four-year deal. He […]
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