Phan Thiet and Ho Chi Minh City shook due to earthquake aftershocks
At 8:55 pm today (June 23), a 4.7 magnitude earthquake occurred off the coast of Phan Thiet and shocked level 4 to Ho Chi Minh City.
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At 8:55 pm today (June 23), a 4.7 magnitude earthquake occurred off the coast of Phan Thiet and shocked level 4 to Ho Chi Minh City.
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