4.1-magnitude earthquake shakes Israel – EMSC

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4.1-magnitude earthquake shakes Israel – EMSC

4.1-magnitude earthquake shakes Israel – EMSC

Earthquakes were felt in Israel, northern Jordan and southern Lebanon late Saturday night, according to several witnesses who recorded their experience … 22.01.2022, Sputnik International

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Israel

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seismic activity

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Middle east

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EMSC explained in a preliminary report that the late-night earthquake in the Dead Sea region was measured at a magnitude of 4.1 at a depth of about two kilometers. The international group announced that the epicenter of the earthquake occurred 32 kilometers (20 miles) west of Irbid, Jordan, and 14 kilometers (9 miles) north of Beit She’an, Israel. As of the publication of this article, no significant damage to infrastructure within the affected areas has been reported. The low-magnitude earthquake was briefly recorded in footage on social media allegedly recorded in Israel. A witness in Tirat al-Carmel, about 49 kilometers (30 miles) from the epicenter, said they could not feel the quake on the 14th floor of a building,” but everyone around them [T]Irat Carmel reported that they felt it. The majority of witnesses reported that the seismic event was weak, translating to ‘MMIII’ or lower on the modified Mercalli intensity scale.

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21:56 GMT 22.01.2022 (Updated: 22:37 GMT 22.01.2022)

Evan Craigd

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An earthquake was felt in Israel, northern Jordan and southern Lebanon late Saturday night, according to a number of witnesses who recorded their experience with the Euro-Mediterranean Seismological Center.

EMSC explained in a preliminary report that the late-night earthquake in the Dead Sea region was measured at a magnitude of 4.1 at a depth of about two kilometers.

The international group announced that the epicenter of the earthquake occurred 32 kilometers (20 miles) west of Irbid, Jordan, and 14 kilometers (9 miles) north of Beit She’an, Israel.

As of the publication of this article, no significant damage to infrastructure within the affected areas has been reported.

The low-magnitude earthquake was briefly recorded in footage on social media allegedly recorded in Israel.

A witness in Tirat al-Carmel, about 49 kilometers (30 miles) from the epicenter, said they could not feel the quake on the 14th floor of a building,” but everyone around them [T]Irat Karmel reported that they felt it.”

The majority of witnesses reported that the seismic event was weak, translating to “MMIII” or lower on the modified Mercalli intensity scale.

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