5.2 earthquake strikes California near San Diego

There are no reports of injuries or major damage after the quake struck on Monday morning.

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The quake struck at 10:08 local time (18:00 GMT) with an epicentre in Julian, California.

The resort town is located in the Cuyamaca Mountains about an hour north-east of San Diego.

Around two hours after the earthquake, Perette Godwin, a spokeswoman for the City of San Diego, told the BBC there had been no reports of structural damage or injuries.

The San Diego sheriff's office also said it had not yet "received any reports of injuries or major damage caused by the earthquake," but said it was a "developing situation".

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