Western Uganda Hit by 6.2 Earthquake
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KAMPALA, Uganda — An earthquake shook western Uganda early Sunday, killing at least two people, police said.
The private Capital Radio said the quake measured a magnitude 6.2 and hit Ft. Portal, a town 194 miles west of Uganda’s capital, Kampala. The radio gave no source for the information.
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