A THREE-POINT-ZERO magnitude earthquake rattled Korea's capital Seoul and the surrounding Gyeonggi Province at around SIX P.M. today Tuesday that is.
The Korea Meteorological Administration says the epicenter of the mild tremor was around eight kilometers north of Siheung city in Gyeonggi Province.
Residents in Seoul felt buildings tremble briefly.
This is the third and biggest quake near Seoul since 1978 when the nation first installed such equipment.
FEB 09, 2010
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