World Series earthquake

The World Series Earthquake was a powerful earthquake that struck California on October 17, 1989, during Game 3 of the Major League Baseball World Series in San Francisco. It measured magnitude 6.9 and caused widespread destruction, including infrastructure damage and loss of life. The earthquake interrupted the game, which was temporarily halted. The event drew significant attention due to its timing and impact, highlighting California’s seismic vulnerability. It remains one of the most notable earthquakes in U.S. history, prompting increased emphasis on earthquake preparedness and safety measures in the region.