Video: Earthquake in Iran Causes Landslide; Casualties and Fatalities Reported

A section of Mount Gnuh has collapsed due to the earthquakes in Iran, which is part of the country's natural reserve where geothermal springs are located. This was reported by 360tv.

Seventy people were injured following two strong earthquakes. The first tremor registered a magnitude of 6.0, followed by a second earthquake that reached a magnitude of 6.3 just minutes later.

The Iranian Mehr news agency, citing local authorities, reports that two individuals have died as a result of the dual earthquakes that struck the south of Iran.

The earthquakes were recorded on the afternoon of November 14. Their epicenter was located approximately 60 km away from the city of Bandar Abbas.