землетрясение магнитудой 5,9 произошло возле Курильских островов
Первоначальная оценка в 5,8 была уточнена до 5,9 специалистами европейско-средиземноморского сейсмологического центра.
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Вблизи Курильских островов зафиксировано землетрясение магнитудой 5,9, сообщает «Коммерсантъ» со ссылкой на европейско-средиземноморский сейсмологический центр (EMSC).
Изначально специалисты оценили магнитуду подземных толчков в 5,8, затем показатель был уточнен до 5,9.
Курильские острова расположены в сейсмически активном регионе тихоокеанского «огненного кольца», где землетрясения различной силы фиксируются достаточно регулярно.
Информация о разрушениях или пострадавших в результате землетрясения не приводится.
Власти региона пока не сообщали дополнительных деталей о воздействии землетрясения.
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