Strong earthquake rocks Russia's Lake Baikalhttp://english.people.com.cn/90001/90777/90853/6488039.htmlA strong earthquake jolted the southern part of Russia's Lake Baikal area Wednesday morning, Russian news agencies reported. There are no reports of casualties so far. The earthquake, measuring 6-7 on the Richter scale, occurred at10:35a.m. local time (0135 GMT) in Irkutsk, according to the Irkutsk seismic station.2008-08-27T12:12+0200peopledailyenpeopledaily-a973a13cb42d0b3a18cdd184a6e3880cNaturalDisastersStrong earthquake rocks Russia's Lake Baikalhttp://rss.xinhuanet.com/newsc/english/2008-08/27/content_9722816.htmMOSCOW, Aug. 27 (Xinhua) -- A strong earthquake jolted the southern part of Russia's Lake Baikal area Wednesday morning, Russian news agencies reported. There are no reports of casualties so far. The earthquake, measuring 6-7 on the Richter scale, occurred at10:35a.m. local time (0135 GMT) in Irkutsk, according to the Irkutsk seismic station.2008-08-27T10:46+0200xinhuanet_enenxinhuanet_en-af05f5ceffb2ac6bd9aa8d2bea1544a3NaturalDisastersStrong earthquake hits Russia's Lake Baikalhttp://www.thedailystar.net/latest/updates.php?pid=60A strong 6.3 magnitude earthquake hit the southern part of Russia's Lake Baikal on Wednesday, causing brief power and phone outages in the nearby city of Irkutsk according to Ria news agency.2008-08-27T08:16+0200thedailystarBDenthedailystarBD-661fbfbea6c74c518ce6c4367a8322a4NaturalDisastersStrong earthquake hits Russia's Lake Baikalhttp://www.dawn.com/2008/08/27/rss.htm#13MOSCOW, Aug 27 (AFP) A strong 6.3 magnitude earthquake hit the southern part of Russia's Lake Baikal Wednesday, causing brief power and phone...2008-08-27T07:23+0200dawnendawn-0a289b1502bdb3bf5d169e6d0fda40e5NaturalDisastersEarthquake hits over Lake Baykal, Russiahttp://rss.xinhuanet.com/newsc/english/2008-08/27/content_9721151.htmHONG KONG, Aug. 27 (Xinhua) -- An earthquake measuring 6.3 on the Richter scale hit over Lake Baykal, Russia at 9:42 a.m.(0142 GMT) on Wednesday, according to a bulletin released by the Hong Kong Observatory. The epicenter was initially determined to be 51.7 degrees north latitude and 104.2 degrees east longitude, about 230 km west of Ulan-Ude.2008-08-27T05:40+0200xinhuanet_enenxinhuanet_en-e054bcfda6b70499e3b4be80d02c7aa8NaturalDisasters