Magna Earthquake: Utah's Biggest Quake in History
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On March 18, 2020, a magnitude 5.7 earthquake struck near Magna, Utah, causing significant damage and aftershocks. Despite COVID restrictions keeping people at home, the event highlighted Utahs lack of earthquake preparedness, as many residents were caught off guard. The earthquake resulted in $48.5 million in damages in Salt Lake County alone, with cracks appearing in buildings, marinas, and roads. Experts emphasize the need for better preparation each spring, as Utah is overdue for a larger earthquake.
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