Tikrit, Iraq – An earthquake measuring 4.1 on the Richter scale struck areas east of Tikrit, northern Iraq, this morning, causing panic among local residents. The local seismological center reported that the quake did not cause significant casualties or extensive material damage, but it did cause buildings to shake and disrupt daily life.
The center explained that the epicenter was located 10 kilometers below the surface, noting the possibility of minor aftershocks in the coming hours. Authorities stressed the importance of taking safety precautions, such as staying away from old and fragile buildings and exercising caution in sloping areas.
Seismologists also confirmed that they are monitoring seismic activity in the region and urged citizens to follow emergency instructions to ensure their safety in any future earthquakes.
An earthquake measuring 4.1 on the Richter scale struck east of Tikrit, causing panic among residents.
Iraq: Safety measures needed after earthquake

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