The “others”:
Oklahoma shattered by earthquake
The cows were running and the locals were dazed as a 3.7 magnitude earthquake struck and shook central Oklahoma to its core. It has been previously reported, and locals believe, that regional quakes are the result of “fracking” from the oil industry. Janet Brickhouse of Dango stated, “I absolutely blame the oil businesses. We all fear more unnatural earthquakes will strike.” The quake’s epicenter was located at Dango and had a depth of 3 miles. The quake was felt as far away as Redton and Sutton. It is feared there could be fatalities or major injuries but minimal structural damage is visible within Dango. Many locals are left scared wondering if there will be aftershocks and are highly upset of “big oil” businesses located in the region.
The Daily BLUF:
Oklahoma experiences earthquake
USGS has confirmed a 3.7 magnitude earthquake struck Dango, OK at 3:15 pm today. No deaths or injuries have been reported as of 5 pm. Minimal structural damage has been reported.