SEOUL – Two strong earthquakes jolted a historic city in southeastern South Korea on Monday, but there were no reports of serious injuries or damage, officials said.
The Korea Meteorological Administration said the quakes measured magnitude-5.1 and -5.8 and were centered near Gyeongju city. It said the magnitude-5.8 quake was the largest ever recorded in South Korea.
Local television showed children hiding under a dinner table and goods falling off the shelves at a supermarket. (...)
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