Magnitude 3.4 Earthquake Felt in Israel's Arava Region
Translated & summarized from Kan News by baba
A magnitude 3.4 earthquake was felt in Israel's Arava region on Wednesday morning, with tremors also reported in Jordan. No injuries or damage occurred. This incident is part of a series of minor earthquakes in the region recently, including events in August, May, and April, none of which caused casualties or damage.
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- A magnitude 3.4 earthquake was felt in Israel's Arava region on Wednesday.
- Tremors from the quake were also registered in Jordan, measuring magnitude 3.0.
- No injuries or damage were reported from the earthquake.
- This event is the latest in a series of minor earthquakes in the region.
- Previous earthquakes in August, May, and April also caused no reported damage or injuries.
A magnitude 3.4 earthquake was felt in Israel's Arava region on Wednesday morning, according to the Geological Survey of Israel. Tremors were also registered in other parts of the country. Jordan's Geological Institute reported the quake was felt there as well, with a magnitude of 3.0. No injuries or damage were reported. This event follows several minor earthquakes in the region in recent months. On August 3, an earthquake was felt near the Dead Sea and in central Israel, originating from Egypt near Suez. On May 24, a magnitude 3.5 earthquake occurred near the Sea of Galilee. On April 6, a magnitude 4.5 earthquake was recorded along the northern coast, from Haifa to Nahariya, with its epicenter in the Mediterranean Sea off the coast of southern Lebanon. In all these instances, no casualties or property damage were reported.
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