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A powerful 6.3 earthquake rattled the South Island last night, jolting over 18,000 people and sending aftershocks rattling through the region overnight. Though not tsunami-triggering, the quake’s unusual angle baffled scientists, while emergency services struggled with tech failures—highlighting the need for backup alert systems. With bridges under inspection and debris on roads, experts warn New Zealand’s seismic risks remain high, especially along the Alpine Fault—reminding everyone to stay prepared.

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