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Headline Roundup September 8th, 2017

Massive Earthquake Hits Mexico

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An 8.2 earthquake occurred in Mexico Thursday evening, the largest to hit the country in a century. Damages are still being assessed.

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Why the Giant Mexican Earthquake Happened
Why the Giant Mexican Earthquake Happened

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Late Thursday night the biggest earthquake to hit Mexico in 100 years shook the country—and a large part of the globe. The magnitude 8.1 temblor was centered just off the southern end of Mexico’s Pacific coast. It was stronger than the 1985 quake that killed thousands of people in Mexico City. Last night’s quake took 32 lives, according to news reports, and the toll may rise.

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Photos Show Destruction From Mexico’s Strongest Earthquake In Decades
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Mexico’s most powerful earthquake in more than eight decades hit off the country’s southern coast late Thursday evening, damaging and destroying hundreds of buildings and killing at least 34 people.

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Watch A Massive Earthquake Rock Southern Mexico
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The strongest earthquake to hit Mexico in a century hit off the country’s Pacific coast late Thursday, causing massive tremors that rocked cities and leveled buildings.

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