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Experts say the 6.2-magnitude earthquake that struck Trinidad and Tobago on June 22 last year—recorded at a depth of 46 km by the UWI Seismic Research Centre—may explain why there were relatively few reports of major structural damage.
But for Adanna Winn of Febeau Village, Laventille Road, San Juan, the 6.2-magnitude shake only rocked her already unstable world even more.
The single mother of two said the tremor shifted the structure of her home, causing a wall in one of her bedrooms to collapse and several cracks to appear.
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