A record-breaking earthquake struck England’s World Cup camp a few days prior to their final warm-up match.
England, led by Thomas Tuchel has been training in Florida in preparation for the tournament’s opening match against Croatia on June 17.
According to The Mirror, an earthquake with a Richter scale of 6.1 struck the area on Monday night, originating off the western coast of Cuba.
Additionally, it is believed that tremors were felt across Orland and other portions of Florida, even though they were located more than 150 miles from the epicentre.
Orlando and other sections of Florida were rocked by the 6.1 Richter-scale earthquake that struck off the west coast of Cuba.
No Reports Of Death Or Property Damage
There have been no reports of casualties or property damage, but videos circulating on social media showed buildings trembling as a result of the tremors.
Additionally, the National Weather Service has stated that the United States is not at risk of a tsunami.
A statement issued on social media, read: : “We’ve received several recent reports of shaking across Southwestern Florida within the past 30 minutes.
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“An earthquake has occurred just west of Cuba in the southern Gulf. @USGS_Quakes has since revised the magnitude down to a 6.1 at a depth of 10km.”
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