Suez Earthquake Impacts Egypt
The earthquake that struck the Suez area in Egypt at dawn on August 3, 2026, caused a state of tension and concern. Its strength ranged between 5.7 and 5.9 on the Richter scale, with its epicenter located approximately 29 kilometers from Suez, making it the most affected area by the tremor. Residents of Cairo and some other provinces felt the quake, which lasted for a few seconds, prompting anticipation about the extent of the damage. However, so far, no reports have been issued regarding casualties or material losses. The relevant authorities continue to monitor and analyze the data to determine the final impact and to ensure the safety of the population.
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