Egypt’s earthquakes on Sunday evening …
On Sunday evening, the Egyptian National Earthquake Monitoring Network registered 3 earthquakes across the country in the Hurkada, Madru and Greater Cairo regions.
On the northwest of the Gisa Governor, at 8:10 pm, at 8:10 pm, at a depth of 3.17 km, near the Kom al -Baiir area, and about 8 km northwest from Kisa.
The national network pointed out that the tremor was monitored using 13 seismic stations and that its location was accurately determined by the manual analysis of the seismic waves, and that the report had not caused any loss, as the vast majority of people did not feel its weak strength, and it was classified from unplanned earthquakes.
Earlier, on Sunday evening, the network of the Egyptian national earthquakes recorded a 3.3 -degree earthquake in the Richter scale, 44 km north of Hargada, 44 km from Hargada, at a depth of 10.16 km.
The astronomical research institute in Egypt has confirmed that the company did not respond to the loss of property or life, but the reports have been said that citizens feel trembling.
The network announced its record on Sunday at 6 pm, an earthquake on the island of Crete, 457 km north of Madhru.
Egypt is one of the countries that see a moderate earthquake, especially in areas near the Gulf of the Red Sea and Suez, stretch across the Red Sea.
The Egyptian National Earthquake Network, which is associated with the National Institute for Astronomy and Geological Physics, is occasionally recorded, because this area is considered an earthquake due to the tectonic movement of the ground platelets.
Although most earthquakes in Egypt are lighter (less than 5 degrees less than 5 degrees in the Richter scale), they may be interested in the population, especially in coastal areas such as Harkada, which is considered a major tourist destination.
The company is working to monitor the tremor using the network of modern stations to monitor seismic activities, with the aim of providing accurate and quick data to assess risks and ensure the safety of citizens.
The registered earthquake is 3.3 degrees in the Richter scale in the region of 44 km north of Hurkada within the normal boundary of earthquake operations in this region.
Despite its population, this mild tremor rarely causes damage, but it illustrates the importance of the continuous monitoring and preparatory efforts of skilled officers to ensure public safety. (RT)
