Earthquake in the Mediterranean: Where and what magnitude was the earthquake? AFAD/Kandilli Observatory
Since our country is located on active fault lines, earthquakes continue to occur from time to time. Data regarding the tremors that occur are shared regularly by the Kandilli Observatory and AFAD. Details such as the magnitude, depth, and epicenter of the earthquake are shared with citizens in real time. So, where did the latest earthquake in Turkey occur, and what was its magnitude?
The answers to questions like "Did an earthquake happen?" and "Where was the latest earthquake?" can be found in the updated list of recent earthquakes.
WHAT WAS THE MAGNITUDE?
According to the latest statement from the Kandilli Observatory, a 3.1-magnitude earthquake occurred in the Mediterranean. The earthquake, which took place at 13:30, was recorded at a depth of 7.2 kilometers.
#EARTHQUAKE
— Kandilli Observatory (@Kandilli_info) January 30, 2025
MEDITERRANEAN https://t.co/bS66Zv0lUj
30.01.2025, 13:30:35 TSI
Magnitude: 3.1
Depth: 7.2 km#Kandilli
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