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A relatively minor earthquake hit Slovenia on Saturday morning, and according to the MTI seismological station in Bekcili, Hungary was also able to capture the vibrations generated by the phenomenon.
According to the information published on the website of the Kovisljethi Radu Seismological Observatory, the earthquake struck Slovenia on Saturday morning at 8:30 am.
The station recorded that the earthquake had a magnitude of 3.7 on the Richter scale. They recorded this data in the region of Lyotomir, near the Croatian border.
The earthquake even reached the seismic station in Basheli.
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Telex reported that an earthquake also struck Switzerland on Saturday morning in the Bronttrot region, near the French border.
However, Hungary is in a safe position, Telex says, noting that the areas at risk in terms of earthquakes are Croatia, Slovenia, parts of Romania and the region from the Alps to Slovakia.
Although it is worth noting that the number of earthquakes near Budapest, Kiskmet and near Balaton Beach has spread recently.
The telex also reminded us of the disaster that struck the central part of Croatia last year.
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Source: MTI, Telex.hu
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