El Salvador Hit by Another Strong Quake

SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador - El Salvador was struck by another strong earthquake Thursday causing people to flee into the streets. But there were no reports of injuries or serious damage.

Thursday's 5.4-magnitude quake, centered in the central province of La Paz, occurred in the early morning hours and was felt throughout the country, according to the National Emergency Committee.

Two powerful earthquakes, on Jan. 13 and Feb. 13, killed at least 1,246 people and injured another 8,000. The first quake was magnitude 7.6. The second was 6.6.

Since then, the country has been rattled by over 7,000 aftershocks of varying magnitudes.