Jacinda Ardern casually reacts when earthquake interrupts New Zealand PM’s press conference

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Daily Mail published this video item, entitled “Jacinda Ardern casually reacts when earthquake interrupts New Zealand PM’s press conference” – below is their description.

New Zealand has been hit by a huge 5.9 magnitude earthquake that was felt across the country where buildings shook on both islands. The quake struck near Nueva Plymouth on the North Island, but was felt as far south as Christchurch on the South Island on Friday morning. More to come 

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