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Earthquake damages southern Spain
The province of Granada in southern Spain was struck by a strong earthquake early Saturday morning, August 15th. According to the National Geographical Institute, the earthquake had a magnitude of 4.8, with an estimated intensity of 5, and its epicenter was near the town of Alhendín. The quake caused material damage to buildings, including cracks and the collapse of parts of facades and walls, with no reported injuries so far. Authorities have implemented an emergency plan, evacuated a building in Las Gabias, and rescue teams continue to assess the damage. Aftershocks and seismic monitoring persist in the region, which is one of the most seismically active areas in Spain.
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