Quake aftershock hits San Diego

The US-Mexico border has been rocked by a 5.7-magnitude earthquake that rattled nerves in a region still recovering from the deadly Easter tremor, seismologists said today.

The US-Mexico border has been rocked by a 5.7-magnitude earthquake that rattled nerves in a region still recovering from the deadly Easter tremor, seismologists said today.

The quake struck about 85 miles east of San Diego, or five miles south east of Ocotillo in California's Imperial County, the US Geological Survey said.

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