Today, on July 6, an earthquake was observed in the Qorako‘l district of Bukhara region. This was reported by Zamin.uz.
The Ministry of Emergency Situations announced, relying on the Seismological Monitoring Republican Center, that the earthquake occurred at 20:16. The epicenter of the earthquake is located in the Qorako‘l district, 533 kilometers southwest of Tashkent.
According to seismic data, the earthquake occurred at a depth of 10 kilometers and had a magnitude of 4 at the epicenter. The impact of this earthquake was relatively weak in other regions of Uzbekistan, being felt at a level of 2 in the cities of Gazli and the districts of Qorako‘l and Peshku.
This is not considered a strong earthquake, but some citizens felt it. During the earthquake, residents living in various areas of Bukhara region became alarmed.
Reports circulated on social media about some citizens temporarily leaving their homes. Some videos recorded swaying hanging lights and faint sounds.
The Ministry of Emergency Situations stated that there is currently no information about material damage or casualties. At the same time, preventive measures are planned to be carried out to reduce public anxiety.
Seismologists emphasized that this earthquake is a natural process and that stronger tremors are not expected at this time. This area of Bukhara region is historically known for having few earthquakes, but such natural events can occur from time to time.
Experts are urging the public to securely place furniture and appliances at home and to learn how to act during an earthquake. The Ministry of Emergency Situations announced that it will continuously inform the public through its official website and social media pages.
Additional analytical information and recommendations regarding precautionary measures are expected to be published in the coming days. This event serves as a reminder of underground activity and highlights the importance of public preparedness and awareness in reducing risks.
