
A 3.5 magnitude earthquake shook parts of South Carolina on Wednesday.
The earthquake struck at 2.43pm and was centred near Elgin, 20 miles northeast of the state capital of Columbia, and was the strongest recorded in the state in eight years.

A 3.5 magnitude earthquake shook parts of South Carolina on Wednesday.
The earthquake struck at 2.43pm and was centred near Elgin, 20 miles northeast of the state capital of Columbia, and was the strongest recorded in the state in eight years.