The most serious earthquake to hit California’s Bay Area in 25 years struck at 3.20am pacific time on Sunday morning, injuring people and damaging buildings in Napa Valley.
The long, rolling magnitude 6.1 quake shook people out of bed across San Francisco and the surrounding areas. Three people, including a child, were said to be in a critical condition and 120 injured but no deaths had been reported.
Napa, the county famous for its vineyards, suffered five subsequent aftershocks and the United States Geological Center warned there was a 54 per cent chance of more earthquakes in the surrounding 10 to 20 miles in the next seven days.
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