Big Earthquake Could Hit Bay Area at Any Moment: Report --- Tatta Butta sardukondi roiiiii

[megadheera]

7 minutes ago, Spartan said:

@csrcsr @Vaampire @BeerBob123 @viky

https://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local/big-earthquake-could-hit-bay-area-at-any-moment-report/2827741/

Scientists say a massive earthquake could strike the Bay Area at any moment, according to a USA Today report.

The question: Are we ready?

A 3.9 magnitude earthquake shook the North Bay early Thursday morning, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The quake struck at about 3:40 a.m. about 12 miles northeast of Healdsburg, in the Geysers area of Sonoma County, the USGS said.

But the so-called Big One could happen at any moment. Seismologists are most concerned about the Hayward Fault, which cuts through the heavily populated Alameda County.

The Hayward Fault produces big quakes on average every 150 years, according to the USGS. The last large temblor on the fault was a 6.8 magnitude in 1868.

Scientists estimate a 7.0 magnitude quake today could kill hundreds of people and cause billions of dollars in damage.

Here are some tips to best prepare for a large earthquake:

• Be prepared for no electrical or water service for days or weeks.
• Create an earthquake kit with food, water and gear for 72 hours.
• Have a combination weather radio, flashlight and hand crank charger for cellphones at the ready.
• Have a cash reserve.
• Know where the shutoff valve and tool are for your natural gas line.
• Secure bookshlves to walls
   

 

Home prices emaina Tagguthaya? Ante maa db youth looking for 3rd and 4th houses

[CherryGaru]

[Sucker]

1 minute ago, megadheera said:

Home prices emaina Tagguthaya? Ante maa db youth looking for 3rd and 4th houses

Hungry 1 home please 

[Midnightsun]

8.3 vasthe cheppu

Not 3.8

maang dobbeyyali ..... world peace kosam

[futureofandhra]

4 minutes ago, Sucker said:

Hungry 1 home please 

ivanni kakunda florida lo @Sucker bro enjoying with 

@csrcsr choosi jeolousy tho mandhu bottl opened

[BeerBob123]

9 minutes ago, CherryGaru said:

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Idi manishi ki okati konala?

[CherryGaru]

Just now, BeerBob123 said:

Idi manishi ki okati konala?

1 Person - $135.00
2 Person - $165.00
3 Person - $220.00
4 Person - $240.00
5 Person - $315.00
6 Person - $370.00

[a_sagittarian]

Predict chesinavi ravu kada in general. 

[BeerBob123]

5 minutes ago, CherryGaru said:

1 Person - $135.00
2 Person - $165.00
3 Person - $220.00
4 Person - $240.00
5 Person - $315.00
6 Person - $370.00

Thx ba 

[viky]

24 minutes ago, Spartan said:

@csrcsr @Vaampire @BeerBob123 @viky

https://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local/big-earthquake-could-hit-bay-area-at-any-moment-report/2827741/

Scientists say a massive earthquake could strike the Bay Area at any moment, according to a USA Today report.

The question: Are we ready?

A 3.9 magnitude earthquake shook the North Bay early Thursday morning, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The quake struck at about 3:40 a.m. about 12 miles northeast of Healdsburg, in the Geysers area of Sonoma County, the USGS said.

But the so-called Big One could happen at any moment. Seismologists are most concerned about the Hayward Fault, which cuts through the heavily populated Alameda County.

The Hayward Fault produces big quakes on average every 150 years, according to the USGS. The last large temblor on the fault was a 6.8 magnitude in 1868.

Scientists estimate a 7.0 magnitude quake today could kill hundreds of people and cause billions of dollars in damage.

Here are some tips to best prepare for a large earthquake:

• Be prepared for no electrical or water service for days or weeks.
• Create an earthquake kit with food, water and gear for 72 hours.
• Have a combination weather radio, flashlight and hand crank charger for cellphones at the ready.
• Have a cash reserve.
• Know where the shutoff valve and tool are for your natural gas line.
• Secure bookshlves to walls
   

 

@Spartanuncle nenu chicago, okapudu cali Fullerton student and sanramon temp resident, Bay area lo inka konni year unte aa jeetanki SF lo footpath kooda dorkadhu ani otchesna , ayina etlanchi predictions tho groceries sale  and hoarding thappa emi undadhu, 

[JustChill_Mama]

Zoom call emayina undha ? @TOM_BHAYYA
maps lo chusi ekkadekkada earthquake entha vocchindho @pattabhi will figure it out 

[Netflixmovieguz]

46 minutes ago, Spartan said:

@csrcsr @Vaampire @BeerBob123 @viky

https://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local/big-earthquake-could-hit-bay-area-at-any-moment-report/2827741/

Scientists say a massive earthquake could strike the Bay Area at any moment, according to a USA Today report.

The question: Are we ready?

A 3.9 magnitude earthquake shook the North Bay early Thursday morning, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The quake struck at about 3:40 a.m. about 12 miles northeast of Healdsburg, in the Geysers area of Sonoma County, the USGS said.

But the so-called Big One could happen at any moment. Seismologists are most concerned about the Hayward Fault, which cuts through the heavily populated Alameda County.

The Hayward Fault produces big quakes on average every 150 years, according to the USGS. The last large temblor on the fault was a 6.8 magnitude in 1868.

Scientists estimate a 7.0 magnitude quake today could kill hundreds of people and cause billions of dollars in damage.

Here are some tips to best prepare for a large earthquake:

• Be prepared for no electrical or water service for days or weeks.
• Create an earthquake kit with food, water and gear for 72 hours.
• Have a combination weather radio, flashlight and hand crank charger for cellphones at the ready.
• Have a cash reserve.
• Know where the shutoff valve and tool are for your natural gas line.
• Secure bookshlves to walls
   

 

10 yrs nunnchee same vinttunnaam bro

[sri_india]

1 hour ago, Spartan said:

@csrcsr @Vaampire @BeerBob123 @viky

https://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local/big-earthquake-could-hit-bay-area-at-any-moment-report/2827741/

Scientists say a massive earthquake could strike the Bay Area at any moment, according to a USA Today report.

The question: Are we ready?

A 3.9 magnitude earthquake shook the North Bay early Thursday morning, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The quake struck at about 3:40 a.m. about 12 miles northeast of Healdsburg, in the Geysers area of Sonoma County, the USGS said.

But the so-called Big One could happen at any moment. Seismologists are most concerned about the Hayward Fault, which cuts through the heavily populated Alameda County.

The Hayward Fault produces big quakes on average every 150 years, according to the USGS. The last large temblor on the fault was a 6.8 magnitude in 1868.

Scientists estimate a 7.0 magnitude quake today could kill hundreds of people and cause billions of dollars in damage.

Here are some tips to best prepare for a large earthquake:

• Be prepared for no electrical or water service for days or weeks.
• Create an earthquake kit with food, water and gear for 72 hours.
• Have a combination weather radio, flashlight and hand crank charger for cellphones at the ready.
• Have a cash reserve.
• Know where the shutoff valve and tool are for your natural gas line.
• Secure bookshlves to walls
   

 

Last 10 years gaaa same story telling...... 

[Picheshwar]

1 hour ago, Spartan said:

@csrcsr @Vaampire @BeerBob123 @viky

https://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local/big-earthquake-could-hit-bay-area-at-any-moment-report/2827741/

Scientists say a massive earthquake could strike the Bay Area at any moment, according to a USA Today report.

The question: Are we ready?

A 3.9 magnitude earthquake shook the North Bay early Thursday morning, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The quake struck at about 3:40 a.m. about 12 miles northeast of Healdsburg, in the Geysers area of Sonoma County, the USGS said.

But the so-called Big One could happen at any moment. Seismologists are most concerned about the Hayward Fault, which cuts through the heavily populated Alameda County.

The Hayward Fault produces big quakes on average every 150 years, according to the USGS. The last large temblor on the fault was a 6.8 magnitude in 1868.

Scientists estimate a 7.0 magnitude quake today could kill hundreds of people and cause billions of dollars in damage.

Here are some tips to best prepare for a large earthquake:

• Be prepared for no electrical or water service for days or weeks.
• Create an earthquake kit with food, water and gear for 72 hours.
• Have a combination weather radio, flashlight and hand crank charger for cellphones at the ready.
• Have a cash reserve.
• Know where the shutoff valve and tool are for your natural gas line.
• Secure bookshlves to walls
   

 

lake tahoe ki move avvadam better antava?

[chandrabhai7]

Endi calif lo 3.8 key vattal shaking aa. Adi daily vastay ga