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A New Earthquake in the Seismic Area of Vrancea, Sunday Morning. On Saturday 2 Earthquakes Were Recorded

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An earthquake of 3.1 magnitude occurred on Sunday morning, October 4, 2026, in the seismic area of Vrancea, Buzău County, according to the National Institute for Research and Development for Earth Physics (INCDFP).

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An earthquake of 3.1 magnitude occurred on Sunday morning, October 4, 2026, in the seismic area of Vrancea, Buzău County, according to the National Institute for Research and Development for Earth Physics (INCDFP).

The seismic zone Vrancea was shaken by three earthquakes in less than 28 hours, starting on Saturday morning. The most recent earthquake occurred on Sunday, at the first hours of the day, and had a magnitude of 3.1.

·Romania
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Two weak earthquakes occurred in the morning of October 4, 2026, in the seismic zone Vrancea, at a difference of about 20 minutes, according to infp.ro. The most powerful of them had the magnitude ML 3.1. The first earthquake was recorded at 05:45:28, local time of Romania, in the seismic zone Vrancea, Vrancea County. The earthquake [...]

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Two earthquakes occurred on Sunday morning, October 4, 2026, in the seismic zone Vrancea, at an interval of only about 20 minutes. The most powerful of the two earthquakes had magnitude 3.1 and occurred at a depth of more than 114 kilometers. The first earthquake took place at 05:45:28, in the seismic zone Vrancea, [...]

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An earthquake of 3.1 magnitude occurred on Sunday morning, at 6:05 a.m., in the seismic area of Vrancea, Buzău County, according to information published by the National Institute for Research and Development for Earth Physics (INCDFP).

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An earthquake of 3.1 magnitude occurred on Sunday morning, at 6:05 a.m., in the seismic area of Vrancea, Buzău County, according to information published by the National Institute for Research and Development for Earth Physics (INCDFP).

·Bucharest, Romania
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