An 5.8 magnitude earthquake shook central Romania in the early hours of Sunday.
The National Earth Physics Institute says the tremor, which lasted for several seconds, occurred in quake-prone region of Vrancea in the east of the country. It struck at a depth of 150 kilometers (94 miles). The nearest town was Comandau, near the city of Brasov.
The earthquake could be felt as far away as the capital Bucharest, 150 kilometers sounth of the epicenter. It could also be felt in parts of Ukraine, Moldova and Bulgaria.
There were no immediate reports of damage or injuries.
We at earthquakepredict.com have for some time now stopped producing the calendar due to lack of interest from this part of the world so we have made no predictions about this event.
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Magnitude | Mw 5.6 |
Region | ROMANIA |
Date time | 2018-10-28 00:38:11.0 UTC |
Location | 45.58 N ; 26.35 E |
Depth | 150 km |
Distances | 129 km N of Bucharest, Romania / pop: 1,878,000 / local time: 03:38:11.0 2018-10-28 54 km SE of Sfântu-Gheorghe, Romania / pop: 60,700 / local time: 03:38:11.0 2018-10-28 12 km NW of Gura Teghii, Romania / pop: 3,900 / local time: 03:38:11.0 2018-10-28 |
Hello! I am more than sure that ot wasn't a lack of interest from romanian people. It was just a lack of information, communication , connections. 😊
ReplyDeleteWhen will you restart the earthquake prediction for Romania ? Or will you ? People here don't know about your site :-(. Thanks
ReplyDeleteWhen will you restart the earthquake prediction for Romania ? Or will you ? People here don't know about your site :-(. Thanks
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