Earthquakes Recorded in Armenia and Georgia with Magnitude 3.6, and in Iran with Magnitude 4.4

A 4.4 magnitude earthquake has occurred in Iran. The epicenter was registered 79 kilometers north of Bushehr, with a depth of 33 kilometers. Although the tremors caused panic among the local population, there were no reports of casualties or destruction, according to russian.rt.com.

The National Center for Seismic Monitoring of Georgia reports a 3.6 magnitude earthquake in the country. As reported by sputnik-georgia.ru, the underground tremors were registered in the village of Sameba, at a depth of 9 kilometers. Recently, Sameba has become an active seismic zone, with almost weekly underground tremors being recorded.

It is worth mentioning that on July 29, at 21:09 local time, the Seismic Protection Territorial Service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Armenia recorded an earthquake in Armenia at latitude 40.52°N and longitude 45.30°E, about 3 kilometers northeast of the village of Shorja in Gegharkunik province, with a magnitude of 3.6 and a depth of 10 kilometers. The intensity of the tremors in the epicenter zone was reported to be 4-5 on the Richter scale.

The earthquake was felt in the towns of Sevan, Gavar, and Jambarak in Gegharkunik province with an intensity of 3, in the village of Shogakhat with an intensity of 4, and in the city of Abovyan in Kotayk province and the village of Aigedzor in Tavush province, both at 2 on the Richter scale.