Four Earthquakes In Five Days In Chihuahua, Mexico Felt Across The Borderland

El Paso, Texas -- Did you feel it? An earthquake shook the Borderland, not once but twice Monday morning.

Both epicenters were just 85 miles southeast of El Paso.
The first quake, a 4.4 magnitude temblor, happened at 5:43 a.m. The second, a 4.3, followed about two hours later.

Residents from east and west El Paso said they felt the quake.
"I felt it when I was asleep too and woke up because my bed was shaking," said Hilda Gonzalez.

"It was felt here in San Eli," Daniel Herrera wrote on KVIA's Facebook page. "My dog did not appreciate the little rumble at all

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