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Several of our readers indicated that there was an earthquake in Budapest around 12 noon and 20 minutes. Some from Buda pointed out that the chandeliers had been moved, others from Angyalföld and Zugló called us. Our reader who lives in an eight-story house in Budapest reported that all the chandeliers in his apartment moved, everything swayed for a few seconds. A III. According to our employee who lives in the district, “they moved well” the tables and the flowers. A XVII. In Újlaki utca, the floor lamps and flowers moved, the bed shook and the chairs bounced.
- A reader called from Balatonföldvár, according to which the earth was also shaking in the settlement, several people ran into the street.
- The land also moved in Pécs, Siklós and Kanizsa.
- Time Picture writes that everyone in Pécs was kicked out of a store when everything started to falter.
- In Győr, on the eighth floor of a panel house, it could be seen that a bookcase had been moved 10 centimeters from its place.
- The Christmas tree fell on Pope. Sitting in the chair, I had the feeling that
- In Cegléd, a computer desk began to sway and the closet and Christmas tree decorations were moved.
- Solton’s doors, chandeliers and chairs shook in the earthquake.
- The earthquake was also felt in Szolnok,
- From Szekszárd, we received the message that the chandeliers and murals were moved as a result of the earthquake.
- The chandelier moved in Kaposvár, the ornaments collided. the picture on the wall began to sway.
- In Szentlőrinc, Baranya county, several people ran into the streets to discuss what had caused the 15-20 second earthquake.
- The earthquake could also be felt in Balatonfenyves. It didn’t last long, it was quite surprising, our reader wrote.
In the case, we contacted the National General Directorate for Disaster Management, who said they still do not know where the epicenter of the earthquake was. Spokesman Dániel Mukics promised information later.
The US Geological Survey (USGS) wrote a few minutes ago that the epicenter of the 6.4 magnitude earthquake was at a depth of 10 kilometers near Petrinja, Croatia. The instruments also detected two large aftershocks, one in northern Macedonia and the other in Croatia, just minutes after the 6.4 earthquake.
At 6:28 am on Monday, a 5.4 magnitude earthquake struck Croatia. The epicenter of the earthquake was 51 kilometers from Zagreb, at a depth of about six kilometers.
The Kövesligethy Radó Seismological Observatory posted on its Facebook page that many people in Zala, Somogy and Baranya counties felt it. The epicenter of the earthquake was approximately 100 km from the border with Hungary, and damage is unlikely in Hungary due to the distance.
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