1 / 7An earthquake of magnitude 6.4 struck central Croatia on Tuesday, killing seven people, injuring more than 20 and rattling several neighbouring countries, officials and residents said. (AP Photo)
2 / 7A view of a building damaged in an earthquake in Croatia. It was the second quake to strike the area in two days. (AP Photo)
3 / 7A view of remains of a building damaged in an earthquake in Petrinja. The town of Petrinja was left without electricity or running water as officials scrambled to set up temporary accommodation for all of the displaced residents in need. (AP Photo)
4 / 7A man walks over debris after an earthquake, in Zagreb. (REUTERS/Antonio Bronic)
5 / 7A police officer secures the area after an earthquake, in Zagreb. ( REUTERS/Antonio Bronic)
6 / 7Police officers secure the area after an earthquake, in Zagreb. (REUTERS/Antonio Bronic)
7 / 7Residents inspect damage caused by an earthquake in Sisak, Croatia. The earthquake has triggered panic among people. (AP Photo)
