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Seismic Map |
Zagreb is located in a
zone of high seismic activity and a 5.3 magnitude earthquake struck a wide area around the city on Sunday, 22 March. Fortunately, there were few human casualties but the earthquake caused some heartbreaking damage to its cathedral and
museums.
Moral: If you live in a
known earthquake zone, make sure any antiquities in a display case are securely mounted.
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