2.4-magnitude earth tremor reported in Lunugamvehera

2.4-magnitude earth tremor reported in Lunugamvehera

September 7, 2021   01:34 pm

A minor earth tremor has been felt in the Lunugamvehera area earlier this morning (September 07), Geological Survey and Mines Bureau (GSMB) reported.

Reportedly, the tremor had marked 2.4 points on the Richter scale.

The incident had occurred at 10.38 am this morning.

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