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Factor in current population and property values as well as inflation, and 13 of those temblors would have inflicted $1 billion or more in damages. Only decades after temblors have destroyed or disabled more than a dozen acute-care hospitals throughout the region, most hospitals still house patients and staff in buildings susceptible to collapse in a major quake. Temblors that occurred prior to 1994, including the Whittier earthquake and the Loma Prieta earthquake in the Bay Area, caused far less damage. |
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