5.2 Magnitude Earthquake in Guangxi, China, Felt in Hanoi
A 5.2 magnitude earthquake in Guangxi, China, was felt in Hanoi, over 500 kilometers away. Experts note that Hanoi's soft sedimentary soil causes high-rise buildings to experience more pronounced tremors from distant seismic events.
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