4.8 Magnitude Earthquake Shakes Northeast, No Major Damage Reported
The rare tremor prompts inspections and discussions on earthquake preparedness in the region.
- A 4.8 magnitude earthquake struck near Whitehouse Station, New Jersey, causing concern but no major damage or injuries.
- Experts say there is a nearly 40% chance of experiencing up to 10 magnitude-3.0 aftershocks in the region within the next week.
- The earthquake was felt from Maryland to Maine, marking it as one of the strongest in the Northeast since 1884.
- New York City and New Jersey officials report no significant infrastructure damage, with inspections ongoing.
- The event has sparked discussions about the Northeast's earthquake preparedness and infrastructure resilience.



















































































































































































