There Was an Earthquake on the Croatian-Hungarian Border
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A mild earthquake of magnitude 2.5 struck near the Hungarian-Croatian border in the Sellye area of Baranya County early this morning. No reports of the weak earthquake were received by the authorities, the Disaster Management Agency reported.
There was an earthquake on the border of Hungary and Croatia.
According to a statement from the Kövesligethy Radó Seismological Observatory of the HUN-REN Geophysics and Space Research Institute, on September 14, 2026, at 5:47 a.m. local time, an earthquake of magnitude 2.5 occurred approximately 18 kilometers from Sellye in Baranya County, near the border of Hungary and Croatia. The observatory and disaster management were not notified of the earthquake by the public.
An earthquake with a magnitude of 2.5 struck southern Hungary near the border with Croatia early Monday morning, according to the MTI agency, the National Directorate of Civil Protection (OKF), reports TASR's correspondent in Budapest.
An earthquake took place on the dawn of Mondays about 18 kilometers from Sellye, Baranya County, near the border between Hungary and Croatia, said the Department for Emergency Situations in Hungary, in a press release to the MTI, which mentions: According to the Seismological Observatory "Kövesligthy Radó" of the Institute of Earth Research and [...]
A mild earthquake of magnitude 2.5 struck near the Hungarian-Croatian border in the Sellye area of Baranya County in the early hours of September 14, 2026. The weak earthquake caused no damage, and no reports were received by the authorities.
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