The Latest: 3.4 Magnitude Earthquake Caused by Probable Explosion Hits North Korea

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China’s earthquake administration says a magnitude-3.4 earthquake has been detected in North Korea that was a “suspected explosion”, raising fears the communist nation had tested another nuclear bomb.

The administration said in a statement on its website that the quake, which occurred around 0830 GMT, was recorded at a depth of zero kilometres.

China’s official Xinhua news agency said the epicentre was roughly at the same place as a similar shallow earthquake on 3 September, which turned out to be caused by North Korea’s sixth and largest nuclear test. – READ MORE

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Translation: According to the official determination of China Seismological Network, September 23 at 16:29 in North Korea (suspected) occurred 3.4 earthquake, the focal depth of 0 km, the epicenter is located in latitude 41.36 degrees, longitude 129.06 degrees.

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