M The parts of France most at risk from earthquakes

M The parts of France most at risk from earthquakes

Part of the French Riviera was struck by a 4.1 magnitude earthquake this week, but it's not just the south east of France that is at risk from future seismic activity.

The Nice region and the Alpes-Maritimes trembled on Tuesday 18 March. The monitoring bodies noted a reply of magnitude 3.7 and a reply of magnitude 4.1.

An earthquake of magnitude 4.1 and a replica estimated at 3.7 in the Niçois hinterland shook the entire Côte d'Azur on Tuesday night, but no injuries or damage were reported, the authorities announced. ...

The earthquake was very clearly felt in Nice, but also in the rest of the Alpes-Maritimes department, in the east of the Var, in Monaco and as far as Imperia, Italy. No injuries or damage were reported.

An earthquake of a few seconds hit on Tuesday 18 March at 6:45 p.m. Nice and part of the French Central Seismological Office, according to the French Central Seismological Office. No casualties were recorded but the Niçois are leaving for a great fear.

The City of Nice does not currently register any damage or victim after the Earth trembled on Tuesday late in the afternoon. A reply was recorded a few minutes later. The prefecture reassures that there is "no risk of tsunami".