Earthquake in Korea--Again

This past Sunday (11. Feb. '18), I experienced my 2nd earthquake in my life--and 2nd in Korea.

The first earthquake was back on November 15th, 2017.

I was sleeping in my apartment on my bed, with my sprained ankle on an extra pillow. Then I felt it.

It wasn't much, but it was too strong for any vehicle that usually passes that way.

I grabbed my phone to see what time it was: 5:04.

As I set it down, I started to wonder if I should go outside. I have a sprained ankle (that was getting better, but was still weak). Could I escape quickly enough?

I looked at my phone again and saw an "extreme alert" message-- entirely in Korean.

I could read it and understand maybe half of it. I definitely understood there was indeed an earthquake. The epicenter was near Pohang (just like last time), and it registered as 4.6 on the Moment Magnitude Scale. It occurred at 5:03 in Pohang.

This is becoming interesting.

I'll leave the definition of "interesting" up to you.