Earthquake hits Georgia near Tbilisi

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The earthquake source lay at a depth of 10 kilometers

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Tremors were recorded in the Kvemo Kartli region, 13 kilometers southwest of the Tsalka regional center.

An earthquake with a magnitude of 3.7 occurred in the southeast of Georgia. The tremor took place 54 kilometers from the capital of the country, Tbilisi, reported Georgian National Center for Seismic Monitoring on Sunday, June 25th.

It is indicated that tremors were recorded at 13:02 local time (12:02 Kyiv time – ed.) In the Kvemo Kartli region, 13 kilometers south-west of the regional center Tsalka, near the village of Salamaleyki.

The epicenter of the earthquake was at a depth of 10 kilometers. There have been no reports of casualties or destruction yet.

Earlier this week, powerful earthquake of magnitude 7.0 on the border between Costa Rica and Panama. The epicenter of the tremors was in the Pacific Ocean, 113 km south of the border Cape Burik.

Same an earthquake was recorded in the north of Tajikistan with a magnitude of 5.9 points. Toga killed five people.

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