Comment: This comes less than a month after a spectacular daytime meteor fireball detonated above Croatia and Slovenia, setting off seismic monitors...
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A man looks at damages at the Basilica of the Heart of Jesus, following an earthquake in Zagreb
A man looks at damages at the Basilica of the Heart of Jesus, following an earthquake in Zagreb
At 6.23 this morning Zagreb was rocked as the earthquake, with an epicentre seven kilometres north of the city and at a depth of ten kilometres caused havoc. Parts of the capital were left without electricity and the facades of buildings fell onto the fortunately empty streets. There is no news of any injuries or fatalities, however material damage has been reported.
Comment: Among the older buildings that were badly damaged were churches, including Zagreb's cathedral, the tallest building in Croatia - and which is dedicated to the Assumption of Mary, like Notre Dame in Paris. Part of one of its two towers broke off during the quake:
Croatia's PM Andrej Plenkovic has since described this as "the strongest quake to hit Zagreb in 140 years."
RT reports that local authorities are urging citizens to get out of their homes and check on the elderly... while maintaining social distancing: Welcome to full-blown Idiocracy.
We're anticipating many more earthquakes in the months ahead. When you mess with the human population's normal routines, all that energy they normally express while going about their lives has to go somewhere, so it largely goes 'into the ground'.
Now we're going to see how humans really affect the environment; not by 'polluting it with CO2', but by the impact of their collective psychic energy. And, right now, the species is in a state of worry/terror/confusion...
In line with that, Salt Lake City, Utah, received its first-ever direct-hit earthquake a few days ago:
5.7M earthquake strikes Salt Lake City - First ever to directly hit Utah's capital - Angel statue atop Mormon HQ loses its trumpet