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EARTHQUAKE RESISTANT SYSTEM

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Building under

construction in Mexico city moves during the earthquake (7.1 on the Richter scale).

Armed Concrete structure with walls like earthquake Resistant system.

A true test of :

Earthquake hits Mexico with a power of 7.1 Richter Building moment under Construction

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