City of White Plains reports 2.3 magnitude earthquake centered in Sleepy Hollow

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The City of White Plains reported on Mar. 10 that a 2.3 magnitude earthquake occurred at 10:17 a.m., with the epicenter located in Sleepy Hollow. Some residents may have felt a brief tremor during the event.

City officials said they are aware of the earthquake and will continue to monitor for any updates. The statement aimed to inform residents about the situation and reassure them that authorities are keeping track of developments.

No injuries or significant damage were reported following the tremor, according to city officials. The brief nature of the event meant that most residents experienced only minor shaking, if any.

Earthquakes of this magnitude are generally considered minor and rarely cause structural damage. Local authorities remain vigilant in monitoring seismic activity to ensure public safety.

Officials said they will provide further information if new developments arise.



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