The key facts
- An earthquake of magnitude 5.2 with its epicenter in Kyrgyzstan was felt in the Fergana Valley at an intensity of 2–3
- Andijan and Fergana regions — 2–3, Namangan region — 2
- From the epicenter to Tashkent — 373 km in a southeasterly direction
Tremors of magnitude 2–3 during the night hours
On November 4 at 2:34 a.m. local time, residents of the Fergana Valley regions felt an earthquake measuring 2 to 3 in intensity. According to the Republican Center for Seismic Prognostic Monitoring, the epicenter was located in Kyrgyzstan, with a magnitude of 5.2 and a focal depth of 10 km.
How the intensity of the tremors was distributed
The intensity of the shaking and the distances from the epicenter were distributed as follows: Andijan region — 2–3 at a distance of 134 km, Fergana region — 2–3 at a distance of 136 km, Namangan region — 2 at a distance of 185 km. From the epicenter to Tashkent — 373 km in a southeasterly direction.
Epicenter in the Osh region
The Uzbek-language version of the Gazeta publication specifies that the epicenter was located in the Osh region of Kyrgyzstan, while the Russian-language version indicates only the country without naming a specific region. The publications report no damage or casualties — only data on the intensity of the shaking and the distances are provided.
