The SEG Plaza building in Shenzhen, China, experienced mysterious shaking for three consecutive days from May 18–20. The U.S. Consulate General in Guangzhou issued a warning on Monday, urging U.S. citizens to stay away from the building and its surrounding area. The 1,167-foot-high skyscraper, a landmark in Shenzhen, shook from around 12:30 p.m. to 1…
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China in Focus (May 19): Southern China Skyscraper Spotted Shaking
A high-rise sends residents and bystanders packing after it begins shaking and swaying without cause. No earthquakes or strong winds are reported in the region. But a 20-year-old research report might hold the answer. Apple plans to store its Chinese customers’ data inside China and is handing over the keys to a state-owned company. But…
China in Focus (May 19): Southern China Skyscraper Spotted Shaking: Video
A high-rise sends residents and bystanders packing after it begins shaking and swaying without cause. No earthquakes or strong winds are reported in the region. But a 20-year-old research report might hold the answer. Apple plans to store its Chinese customers’ data inside China and is handing over the keys to a state-owned company. But…
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