Earthquake in Romania. What Magnitude Had the Earthquake Produced on Friday in Vrancea
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The strongest earthquake of this year, with magnitude 4.5, took place on 26 February, all in Vrancea County. Article Earthquake in Romania. What magnitude had the earthquake produced on Friday in Vrancea appears first in Romania TV.
An earthquake with a magnitude of 3.3 occurred on Thursday night at 1:33 a.m. in the seismic area of Vrancea, Buzău County, transmitted to the National Institute for Research and Development for Earth Physics (INCDFP).
An earthquake with magnitude 3.3 occurred in Romania, on Thursday night towards Friday, in the seismic zone Vrancea, Buzău. Seismus occurred at a depth of 142.8 kilometers. It occurred at 01:33:02, local time of Romania, according to the National Institute of Research-Development for Earth Physics (INCDFP). The earthquake occurred at 55 ... Article Earthquake in the seismic zone Vrancea appears first in Opinion Buzău.
A weak earthquake with a magnitude of 3.3 occurred on the night of Thursday to Friday, at 1:33 am, in the Vrancea seismic zone, Buzău County, according to information published by the National Institute for Research and Development for Earth Physics (INCDFP). The earthquake occurred at a depth of 142.8 kilometers and occurred near the following cities: 55 km southeast of … The article A new earthquake in Romania. What intensity did it have first…
An earthquake with a magnitude of 3.3 on the Richter scale occurred on Thursday night towards Friday, September 24/25, 2026, in Romania, according to the National Institute for Research and Development for Earth Physics. The event did not cause significant damage, but the authorities sent recommendations to the population on appropriate behaviour in the event of an earthquake. The earthquake was recorded at local time 1:33:02, in the seismic are…
A weak earthquake with a magnitude of 3.3 occurred on Thursday night at 1:33 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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