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Egypt experienced an earthquake this morning with a magnitude of 5.2 on the Richter scale, northeast of Sharm El Sheikh. Residents of Cairo and several other areas felt the tremor. An Arab tourist captured the moment of the quake inside a hotel in Cairo, with video clips showing pendant lights shaking and a sense of panic that led to guests evacuating the hotel. According to the National Institute of Astronomy and Geophysics, no serious injuries or significant damages were reported. They advised against using elevators, suggested turning off electricity and gas, and recommended staying away from windows during earthquakes. Additionally, people were advised to avoid beaches and take safety precautions when in schools and areas prone to seismic activity. Experts from the institute predicted that the region is experiencing moderate to high seismic activity, especially along the North Coast and the Nile River valleys, which have a history of tremors causing limited damages and the death of some individuals.
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