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WATCH: Earthquake Rocks Sichuan Province, 65 Confirmed Deaths

A 6.8 magnitude earthquake hit Luding County, Ganzi Prefecture, Sichuan province yesterday at 12.52pm.

by Lars James Hamer, 06 September 2022

WATCH: Sichuan Rocked by 2 Earthquakes in 5 Minutes

Two earthquakes in five minutes struck the mountainous region of Ya'an, Sichuan province on June 1.

by Lars James Hamer, 02 June 2022

This Day in History: Deadly Sichuan Earthquake of 2008

Today marks the 13th anniversary of the deadly Sichuan Earthquake, a catastrophic event that rocked China and claimed over 80,000 lives.

by Tabatha Baylis, 12 May 2022

This Day in History: Massive Haiyuan Earthquake Devastates Gansu

Statistics released in 2010 show at least 273,400 were killed by the earthquake in Gansu, with Haiyuan losing 73,604 people, nearly half of the county’s entire population.

by Jonathan Zhong, 16 December 2021

5.2-Magnitude Earthquake Strikes South China

Tremors were reportedly felt by residents in multiple cities in the surrounding area of where the earthquake took place.

by That's Guangzhou, 15 October 2019

Guangzhou Hit with 2nd Earthquake in Less than a Month

This is the second earthquake to occur in Zengcheng District this month, and the fourth to hit Guangzhou since May.

by Ryan Gandolfo, 21 August 2019

Did You Feel It? Earthquake Strikes Guangzhou

According to China’s Earthquake Administration, the quake’s epicenter occurred at a depth of 13 kilometers.

by Ryan Gandolfo, 06 August 2019

2 Earthquakes Rattle Guangzhou's Conghua District. Nobody Notices

Since the quake occured at a low magnitude, many residents of the area were surprised to learn that an earthquake had even occurred.

by Ryan Gandolfo, 20 May 2019

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