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Mexico fans trigger "artificial earthquake" after World Cup goal


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Mexico's victory over reigning World Cup Champion Germany shook things up a bit, literally. 

Fans celebrating in Mexico City caused an "artificial earthquake" from jumping up and down. 

New York Magazine reports that two seismic sensors detected a minor earthquake in Mexico City, around the same time Hirving Lozano scored Mexico's winning goal.

 
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1 hour ago, kiladi bullodu said:

androlla kutra

babu gari valle Mexico could defeat strong Germany.. lekapothe ee makkus antha scene ekkadidi.. chesindi antha babe

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2 hours ago, Spartan said:

Mexico's victory over reigning World Cup Champion Germany shook things up a bit, literally. 

Fans celebrating in Mexico City caused an "artificial earthquake" from jumping up and down. 

New York Magazine reports that two seismic sensors detected a minor earthquake in Mexico City, around the same time Hirving Lozano scored Mexico's winning goal.

 

CBN plan ani pulkas telling 

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2 hours ago, Spartan said:

Mexico's victory over reigning World Cup Champion Germany shook things up a bit, literally. 

Fans celebrating in Mexico City caused an "artificial earthquake" from jumping up and down. 

New York Magazine reports that two seismic sensors detected a minor earthquake in Mexico City, around the same time Hirving Lozano scored Mexico's winning goal.

 

Andhra ki eenadu , ABN laga Mexico country ki emanna vunaya ?

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