because the earthquake wasn't strong enough for Havana to feel it
In the middle of HAITI near the capital but it was also felt in guantanamo bay cuba, Jamaica and the Dominican Republic
No. The earthquake that struck Haiti in 2010 was a 7.0, which is a very large earthquake, though by no means the largest. The smallest earthquakes are too small to even be felt.
Yes, it was even felt in Jamaica and guantanamo bay in cuba
depends on where you are. if you are on like, the tip of cuba, not to likely but it is possibal. other wise,no
The 2010 Haiti earthquake caused an estimated $7.8 billion in damages, which accounted for about 120% of Haiti's GDP. The extensive destruction of infrastructure, homes, and businesses resulted in long-term economic and social challenges for the country. Recovery efforts have been ongoing, but the earthquake's impact continues to be felt by the people of Haiti.
The earthquake was known to be felt in Mexico City in addition to Acapulco.
7.0. That is STRONG, plus the focus was near earth's surface, so it felt stronger than an earthquake with a 7.0 magnitude but with a focus closer to the middle of the earth would feel.
they felt sad
That is impossible to tell. Smaller earthquakes occur more frequently, to the extent that the majority of earthquakes are too small to event be felt. Without a sophisticated seismic network, many earthquakes will not even be detected.
Aftershock
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It depends on your connotation of "earthquake." If by earthquake you mean just the period when the earth's motion can be traced to a specific event, the Hatian earthquake lasted about 45 seconds. If however, you mean the period between when the earth's motion caused damage and when that damage is no longer felt in the live of the all people affected by it, the earthquake is still ongoing. Many Hatian people live in tents away from cities and are out of work. Many have had their homes completely desroyed while others have homes still standing with damage and the owners fear if they return another earthquake will cause a collapse.