Two earthquakes were reported to have occurred in Iran on Monday. According to a spokesperson for the country’s disaster management authority, two seismic events took place in the region within a span of five minutes. The initial earthquake was recorded with a magnitude of 5.2, striking near Kuzaran in the western province of Kermanshah.
The same official confirmed that a second tremor followed shortly after. This second earthquake registered a higher magnitude of 5.7 and had a depth of 13 km. The first quake was reported to have occurred at a depth of 8 km.
The reports indicate that these two earthquakes were detected in close succession in the specified area of Iran. The details provided by the disaster management authority offer specific measurements for both seismic incidents. The consistent reporting of two distinct quakes within a short timeframe suggests notable seismic activity in the region.
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