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Astronomical Research Head on Aftershock Risks
Dr. Basem Nabawi, head of the National Institute for Astronomical and Geophysical Research, confirmed that the 5.2 magnitude earthquake that struck Egypt early Monday is classified as a medium-strength quake, often followed by lesser tremors. He explained that aftershocks are a normal and scientifically expected phenomenon and do not indicate an imminent more severe seismic event. He noted that the earthquake occurred 61 kilometers northeast of Sharm El Sheikh at a depth of 10 kilometers. Fortunately, it resulted in no casualties or property damage, and it was managed professionally through an emergency plan without any injuries being reported.
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