Hundreds report feeling magnitude 4.9 quake off South Australian coast
More than 700 people reported feeling the quake at 7.48am, most of them in Adelaide, but some as far north as Kapunda and as far south as Beachport.
More than 700 people reported feeling the quake at 7.48am, most of them in Adelaide, but some as far north as Kapunda and as far south as Beachport.
Footage captured residents fleeing shaking buildings and rushing into streets as a magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck.
Thousands of Victorians were shaken from their sleep with more than 20,000 people reported feeling the quake.
According to Geoscience Australia, the tremor was recorded at about 1pm on Friday near Appin at a depth of two kilometres.
Rescuers are racing against the clock to find people.
Nepali officials suspect a recent earthquake triggered the glacier collapse, but the exact cause remains unconfirmed.
People ran to higher ground as the powerful quake struck.
The tiny infant was trapped beneath a collapsed building for more than 30 hours.
The devastating quake killed dozens of people and severely damaged local infrastructure.
One hospital reported more than 50 injuries and several people on a high-speed train at the time of the quake were injured.