RAW VIDEO: Tense Moments After Costa Rica Quake

A 7.6 magnitude earthquake in Costa Rica didn't leave major damage, but it caused structures to move violently such as this supermarket in Naranjo city. Surveillance camera video from inside the supermarket shows the impact. (Sept. 7) [Notes:Store surveillance video] Surveillance camera handout video-AP Clients Only Naranjo City, Costa Rica-5 September 2012 ++4x3++ SHOTLIST ++no audio++ 1. Mid of female shopper walking in supermarket aisle as shelves begin to shake 2. Various of shelves shaking and items dropping on the floor 3. Various of shoppers getting away as shaking begins in another section of supermarket 4. Various of food items dropping on the floor 5. Various of entire floor full of items 6. Mid of shoppers getting out of the way as shaking begins 7. Various of shelves moving and food items dropping on the floor 8. Mid of shelves shaking and two bikes on display moving. Items dropping to ground. STORYLINE Although Wednesday's 7.6 magnitude earthquake in Costa Rica didn't leave major damage, it caused a lot of structures to move violently such as this supermarket in Naranjo city. Surveillance camera video from inside the supermarket shows how the impact of the quake caused shelves to sway and knocked down dozens of food items to the floor. Shoppers caught off guard tried to leave the supermarket when they felt the tremors. As a whole, Costa Rica suffered little damage from the quake, a few blocked highways, some collapsed houses and one death, of a heart attack caused by fright. Officials credited the relatively deep location of the quake and strict building codes that Costa Rican officials call as strict as those in California and Japan. Costa Rica's anti-earthquake structural codes have been updated in line with the latest international standards three times since they were enacted in 1974, most recently...