Earthquake In Iran Today : A strong earthquake shook parts of Iran today, causing panic among residents in several cities. The tremors, which were recorded in the early hours, left people rushing out of their homes as the ground violently shook beneath them.
According to the Seismological Center of Iran, the earthquake measured 6.2 on the Richter scale, with its epicenter located near the city of Kermanshah. The quake was felt across nearby provinces, including Tehran, Isfahan, and parts of the western border regions. The aftershocks continued for a while, causing additional fear among residents.
As per early reports from local authorities, no severe casualties have been reported so far, but minor injuries and property damage in rural areas have been confirmed. Emergency response teams have been deployed to assess the damage and ensure public safety.
Eyewitnesses described the shaking as “strong and lasting for nearly 20 seconds”, prompting immediate evacuation from high-rise buildings and schools. Shops and marketplaces were temporarily closed following the tremor.
Iran is located on major seismic fault lines, making it highly prone to frequent earthquakes. The government has urged citizens to remain cautious, stay away from unstable structures, and follow safety guidelines.
Safety Instructions Released by Authorities:
- Stay outdoors if safe, away from buildings and power lines.
- Keep emergency kits ready.
- Avoid using elevators in multi-storey buildings.
- Follow official news channels for updated instructions.
The situation is being closely monitored, and updates will be shared as soon as they are available. Citizens have also been advised not to spread rumors and rely only on verified information.
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