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VIDEO| Cameras captured the earthquake in Ecuador: Guests began to flee the TV studio during the earthquake

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The earthquake that struck Ecuador on Saturday was captured by television cameras because it happened during the recording of a live broadcast.

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After they felt the shock, one man stood up and told the others to stay calm. As the shaking grew stronger, the rest of the show got up and ran for the exit of the studio and the broadcast was immediately halted.

At least 12 people were killed in an earthquake in Ecuador, officials said, and the United States Seismological Institute said the earthquake had a magnitude of 6,8. degrees of Richter

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