The earthquake's epicenter was located in an area of 57.98 degrees in longitude and 26.56 degrees in latitude and at a depth of 21 kilometers underground.
There was no immediate report on possible casualties or damage.
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Earthquake hits southern Iran
13 July 2017
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An earthquake measuring 4.2 on the Richter scale shook Iran’s south province of Hormozgan on June 13.
The tremors occurred at 5:34 local time (UTC +4:30), according to a report from the seismography center affiliated with Tehran University Geophysics Institute, Iran's state-run IRINN TV reported.
The earthquake's epicenter was located in an area of 57.98 degrees in longitude and 26.56 degrees in latitude and at a depth of 21 kilometers underground.
There was no immediate report on possible casualties or damage.
The earthquake's epicenter was located in an area of 57.98 degrees in longitude and 26.56 degrees in latitude and at a depth of 21 kilometers underground.
There was no immediate report on possible casualties or damage.
