**Major Earthquakes Strike United States** In a series of seismic events, the United States has experienced multiple earthquakes throughout the country in recent days, affecting various regions and causing concern among residents. **East Coast Earthquake** An earthquake with a magnitude of 4.8 struck the East Coast of the United States on Friday morning. According to the United States Geological Survey (USGS), the epicenter was located near the coast. Reports indicate that buildings shook in New York City, but no significant damage or injuries have been reported. **Northern California Earthquake** Earlier this week, a magnitude 6.4 earthquake impacted the Eureka area of Northern California. The USGS reported that the quake occurred early Tuesday morning. While no major damage has been reported, several aftershocks have been felt in the region. **Southern California Earthquake** On Friday night, a magnitude 7.1 earthquake struck Southern California. The earthquake's epicenter was located near Ridgecrest, and multiple fires broke out in the aftermath. Authorities are still assessing the damage and injuries, but early reports indicate that the quake caused significant damage to buildings and infrastructure. **Global Seismic Activity** As part of the global seismic activity, the USGS monitors earthquakes worldwide with magnitudes of 4.5 and greater. In addition to the recent earthquakes in the United States, other significant events have occurred in recent days, including a magnitude 5.3 earthquake in Mexico and a magnitude 5.0 earthquake in New Zealand. **Safety Precautions** Experts recommend that residents in earthquake-prone areas have an emergency plan in place and be prepared for potential seismic activity. This includes having emergency supplies, knowing how to shut off utilities, and practicing earthquake drills.
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