A 4.7 degree earthquake shook the city of Bari and its surroundings, triggering fear and apprehension among residents. The seismic event, which occurred at 10am, caused panic especially in the historic old city of Bari. The epicenter was located in Adriatic Sea, exactly halfway between the Apulian city and Dubrovnik, at a depth of 18 kilometers.
4.7 degree earthquake
Although short-lived, the shock was felt in intense way, generating a series of reports from citizens. The perception of the telluric movement was more evident in the Adriatic coastal municipalities, but it also involved the hinterland, especially in larger buildings.
Social networks have been invaded by evidence regarding the earthquake, with numerous users sharing personal experiences, describing furniture and light fixtures moving due to the tremor.
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The National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology (INGV) confirmed the seismic event of a 4.7 degree earthquake, recorded at 10 am, with a magnitude of 23. Note that shortly before, at 4,7:9, another magnitude shock 3,4 was detected on the northern coast ofAlbania.
The event sparked a strong concern between residents and local authorities, underlining the importance of being prepared and vigilant in the face of natural phenomena of this magnitude.
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