Jordan monitors 260 aftershocks of Turkey's 2nd earthquake

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Home Jordan News Jordan monitors 260 aftershocks of Turkey's 2nd earthquake 07-02-2023 01:05 PM Ammon News - The Jordanian Seismological Observatory (JSO) revealed that 260 aftershocks were recorded in the second earthquake in Turkey, which struck at 1:24 pm, compared to 140 aftershocks caused by the first earthquake. The JSO's director, Ghassan Sweidan, stated that the Jordanian people did not felt the aftershocks, pointing out that their impact would be in the event that the strength of the earthquake was more than 6 degrees. Turkey was hit by a number of earthquakes during the past two days, with the first quake measuring 7.6 degrees and the other 7.5 degrees.

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Jordan monitors 260 aftershocks of Turkey's 2nd earthquake

07-02-2023 01:05 PM

Ammon News - The Jordanian Seismological Observatory (JSO) revealed that 260 aftershocks were recorded in the second earthquake in Turkey, which struck at 1:24 pm, compared to 140 aftershocks caused by the first earthquake.

The JSO's director, Ghassan Sweidan, stated that the Jordanian people did not felt the aftershocks, pointing out that their impact would be in the event that the strength of the earthquake was more than 6 degrees.

Turkey was hit by a number of earthquakes during the past two days, with the first quake measuring 7.6 degrees and the other 7.5 degrees.

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