These are pictures from the center of Zagreb. The top of the cathedral is broken.
Regulattor, Casper, Mari, Istina and Agron, Thanks for checking in - so we know how you and your Families are doing! Photos show a lot of structural damage to buildings.
Powerful quake kills one child in Croatia's capital: health official
A large earthquake which struck north of the Croatian capital Zagreb on Sunday
killed a 15-year-old child, health officials have said.
“An ambulance team took to the field and found under a collapsed building a child who no longer showed signs of life, said Zarko Rasic, the head of the Zagreb Emergency Medicine Institute.
The quake struck north of Zagreb on Sunday, GFZ German Research Center for Geosciences said, damaging buildings, sending many people into the streets, burying vehicles in rubble and causing several fires.
Quake hits Zagreb, PM appeals for social distancing as residents rush onto streets
A large earthquake struck near the Croatian capital Zagreb on Sunday, leaving a teenager critically injured after an apartment building in the city collapsed, the GFZ German Research Center for Geosciences and a hospital official said.
ZAGREB – A large earthquake struck near the Croatian capital Zagreb on Sunday, leaving a teenager critically injured after an apartment building in the city collapsed, the GFZ German Research Center for Geosciences and a hospital official said.
Quake hits Zagreb, PM appeals for social distancing as residents rush onto streets
A woman walks past debris on a street following an earthquake, in Zagreb, Croatia March 22, 2020. (Antonio Bronic/MANILA BULLETIN)
Another minor was badly injured and the quake caused several fires and power blackouts in parts of the capital, hospital and emergency services said.
Zarko Rasic, head of the Zagreb Emergency Medicine Institute, a children’s hospital, said
a 15-year-old was in a critical condition after being found by an emergency services team under a collapsed building and another minor had been admitted with head injuries from a falling roof. He did not give further details on the persons’ identities.
GFZ downgraded the magnitude of the quake from an initial reading of 6.0.
“It lasted over 10 seconds. By far the strongest I have ever felt,” one witness said, adding that it was followed by several aftershocks.
The U.S. Geological Survey said the quake measured 5.4, while the European Mediterranean Seismological Centre (EMSC) also reported 5.3 magnitude, followed by another 5.1 magnitude earthquake.
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