On March 14th at 9:49 am, a minor earthquake with a magnitude of 3.3 struck the Kuva district of the Fergana region in Uzbekistan. The earthquake's epicenter was located 10 km deep, with a distance of 262 km southeast of Tashkent. The neighboring Andijan region also felt tremors with a magnitude of 2-3 on the outskirts of Kuva district and Marhamat district. Other areas in Andijan and Fergana regions reported tremors of magnitude 2.
Minor Earthquake Hits Fergana Region of Uzbekistan
in News / Uzbekistan - by CA24
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