Earthquake of About Magnitude 3.5 Recorded Near Manas
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At a glance
- An earthquake with an intensity of about magnitude 3.5 occurred near Manas in Kyrgyzstan on Sept. 3.
- The epicenter was located northwest of Tash-Kupyr village and northeast of Salam-Alik village.
- The earthquake reached an intensity of about magnitude 3 in Tash-Kupyr, Ara-Kel and Salam-Alik.
An earthquake with an intensity of about magnitude 3.5 occurred near the Kyrgyz city of Manas on Sept. 3 at 6:53 p.m.
The Institute of Seismology of Kyrgyzstan’s National Academy of Sciences placed the epicenter 7 kilometers northwest of Tash-Kupyr village, 16 kilometers northeast of Salam-Alik village and 62 kilometers east of Manas.
The earthquake had an intensity of about magnitude 3 in Tash-Kupyr, Ara-Kel and Salam-Alik villages.
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