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Seismic monitoring stations in Egypt recorded a 5.6 magnitude earthquake on the Richter scale, which struck in the Suez area early Monday morning. The earthquake was caused by movement along one of the active faults in the Gulf of Suez, known for its seismic activity within the divergence zone between the Arabian and African plates. It occurred at a depth of 10 kilometers. The tremor did not result in any injuries or significant damage. All control and monitoring centers have raised their alert levels, and 15 minor aftershocks have been recorded, none of which pose any concern. Authorities confirmed that seismic activity in the region is expected due to its nature, and precautionary measures have been activated to ensure the safety of residents.
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