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Granada hit by 4.6 quake residents evacuate
The province of Granada in Spain reported a 4.6 magnitude earthquake on the Richter scale, which occurred on Tuesday morning, August 18, around 10:37 AM. The earthquake's epicenter was located northwest of the town of Lanjaron, at a depth of approximately 5 kilometers. The tremor caused panic among residents, leading many to leave their homes and public buildings out of fear of aftershocks. While there were no serious human injuries, some old buildings suffered minor damage, including cracks and small parts falling off. Local authorities have begun inspection operations to assess the damage and monitor the situation in anticipation of additional tremors, amid the ongoing seismic activity in the Andalusian region.
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