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A 3.2-magnitude earthquake hit upstate New York near Canandaigua, felt in Rochester and Syracuse, with no injuries or damage reported.
A magnitude 3.2 earthquake struck upstate New York on Thursday, marking the second tremor in the region within two weeks.
The quake, centered near the town of Canandaigua, was felt across parts of western New York, including Rochester and Syracuse.
No injuries or major damage were reported, though some residents described shaking furniture and dropped items.
Geologists say the event is part of a minor seismic pattern in the area, which is not located near a major fault line.
The U.S. Geological Survey confirmed the event and continues to monitor activity.
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Un terremoto de magnitud 3.2 azotó el norte del estado de Nueva York cerca de Canandaigua, se sintió en Rochester y Syracuse, sin heridos o daños reportados.