Strong quake hits Costa Rica, no reports of major damageSAN JOSE (Reuters) - A strong 6.5 magnitude quake struck the Pacific coast of Costa Rica near its capital city San Jose on Sunday night, but there were no initial reports of injuries or significant damage to infrastructure. Costa Rican President Luis Guillermo Solis said authorities were gathering information and asked residents to remain calm and to be prepared for any possible aftershocks.  A Reuters witness said the quake was felt very briefly in San Jose, but it was enough to startle residents.   We re very scared. It s been years since we felt such a strong one,  said Otto Vargas, a university professor in San Jose, who was home with his family when the shaking started. The quake hit in a rural area near the popular beach tourism city of Jaco, where there are few tall buildings. It did not trigger a tsunami threat in the Pacific.  Firefighters in Jaco said there were no reports of victims or major damage, but said there were some electrical poles that had come loose and fallen. Social media showed images of supermarkets in Jaco with merchandise strewn across the aisles. The Costa Rican Red Cross said it had no reports of casualties.  Neighboring El Salvador s civil protection agency tweeted that the quake caused some electrical posts to fall, while the civil protection agency in neighboring Panama said there were no reports of damage there. The quake, initially measured as much as 6.8 magnitude, was centered 43 miles (69 km) southwest of San Jose at a depth of 12.3 miles (20 km), the U.S. Geological Survey said. worldnews
strong quake hits costa rica reports major damages jose reuters a strong magnitude quake struck pacific coast costa rica near capital city san jose sunday night initial reports injuries significant damage infrastructure costa rica president luis guillermo solid said authorities gathering information asked residents remain calm prepared possible aftershocks a reuters witness said quake felt briefly san jose enough startled residents we scared it years since felt strong one said otto areas university professor san jose home family shaking started the quake hit rural area near popular beach tourism city jack tall buildings it trigger tsunami threat pacific firefighters jack said reports victims major damage said electrical poles come loose fallen social media showed images supermarkets jack merchandise strewn across aisles the costa rica red cross said reports casualties neighboring el salvador civil protection agency tweeted quake caused electrical posts fall civil protection agency neighboring panama said reports damage the quake initially measured much magnitude centered miles km southwest san jose depth miles km geological survey said worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Strong quake hits Costa Rica, no reports of major damageSAN JOSE (Reuters) - A strong 6.5 magnitude quake struck the Pacific coast of Costa Rica near its capital city San Jose on Sunday night, but there were no initial reports of injuries or significant damage to infrastructure. Costa Rican President Luis Guillermo Solis said authorities were gathering information and asked residents to remain calm and to be prepared for any possible aftershocks.  A Reuters witness said the quake was felt very briefly in San Jose, but it was enough to startle residents.   We re very scared. It s been years since we felt such a strong one,  said Otto Vargas, a university professor in San Jose, who was home with his family when the shaking started. The quake hit in a rural area near the popular beach tourism city of Jaco, where there are few tall buildings. It did not trigger a tsunami threat in the Pacific.  Firefighters in Jaco said there were no reports of victims or major damage, but said there were some electrical poles that had come loose and fallen. Social media showed images of supermarkets in Jaco with merchandise strewn across the aisles. The Costa Rican Red Cross said it had no reports of casualties.  Neighboring El Salvador s civil protection agency tweeted that the quake caused some electrical posts to fall, while the civil protection agency in neighboring Panama said there were no reports of damage there. The quake, initially measured as much as 6.8 magnitude, was centered 43 miles (69 km) southwest of San Jose at a depth of 12.3 miles (20 km), the U.S. Geological Survey said. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: strong quake hits costa rica reports major damages jose reuters a strong magnitude quake struck pacific coast costa rica near capital city san jose sunday night initial reports injuries significant damage infrastructure costa rica president luis guillermo solid said authorities gathering information asked residents remain calm prepared possible aftershocks a reuters witness said quake felt briefly san jose enough startled residents we scared it years since felt strong one said otto areas university professor san jose home family shaking started the quake hit rural area near popular beach tourism city jack tall buildings it trigger tsunami threat pacific firefighters jack said reports victims major damage said electrical poles come loose fallen social media showed images supermarkets jack merchandise strewn across aisles the costa rica red cross said reports casualties neighboring el salvador civil protection agency tweeted quake caused electrical posts fall civil protection agency neighboring panama said reports damage the quake initially measured much magnitude centered miles km southwest san jose depth miles km geological survey said worldnews