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Earthquake shakes areas nearby Iran’s collateral Tehran
- Updated: December 21, 2017
An trembler measuring 5.2 bulk on a Richter scale shook Malard city in Iran’s Tehran Province on Wednesday, a Iran Seismological Center (ISC) said
An trembler measuring 5.2 bulk on a Richter scale shook Malard city in Iran’s Tehran Province on Wednesday, a Iran Seismological Center (ISC) said. The epicentre of a earthquake, about 50 kilometre easterly of Iranian collateral Tehran, was during a abyss of 7 kilometre, 35.69 grade north embodiment and 50.96 degrees easterly longitude, Xinhua quoted a ISC, as saying.
People phone and wait in a streets in Tehran overnight on Dec 21, 2017, after an trembler was felt in a Iranian capital. The upheaval measuring 5.2 bulk struck shortly before 11:30 pm (2000 GMT), according to a seismological centre of a University of Tehran. The epicentre of a shock was located about 40 kilometres (25 miles) west of a capital. Pic/ AFP
The upheaval was felt in a collateral as good as Alborz, Qazvin, Ghilan and Qom provinces. Power lines in some towns of Tehran range have been cut off and communication and internet systems have been disrupted. Emergency teams have been dispatched to a quake-hit areas, a news said. People in Tehran and suburban towns are on a streets in panic. The news pronounced Akhtar Abad encampment in suburban Tehran has postulated repairs and one chairman was injured.
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