Lebanon's Seismic Network reported early Sunday that an earthquake measuring 3.9 on the Richter scale struck the eastern Mediterranean off the coast of Lebanon at midnight. The network stated that the earthquake occurred at an estimated depth of about 35 kilometers, making it felt in Beirut and several Lebanese regions. It explained that the shallow depth of the tremor contributed to residents feeling it more clearly compared to deeper earthquakes of the same magnitude, with no material damage or injuries reported.
Earthquake of magnitude 3.9 strikes off Lebanese coast
Lebanon's Seismic Network recorded a 3.9 magnitude earthquake in the eastern Mediterranean. The tremor was felt in Beirut and other regions but caused no damage or injuries.