Earthquake with magnitude 5.2 occurs in Kyrgyzstan
On the morning of November 4, an earthquake with a magnitude of 5.2 occurred in Kyrgyzstan. In three regions of Uzbekistan, it was felt with an intensity of up to 3 on the scale.
In Tashkent on November 4, an earthquake that occurred in Kyrgyzstan in the morning was reported. The Republican Center for Seismopredictive Monitoring specified that the tremors began at 02:34 local time, and the source was located at a depth of 10 km.
In Andijan Region, the intensity was 2–3 on the scale, with the distance to the epicenter being 134 km. In Fergana Region, the same intensity of tremors was recorded, with the epicenter located 136 km away. In Namangan Region, the intensity was felt at 2 on the scale, with the distance being 185 km. The epicenter was located 373 km southeast of Tashkent.
