3.6-magnitude earthquake recorded in Seville this weekend
The seismic movement occurred at 5.37pm on Sunday and was felt in Seville capital and Tomares
This Sunday afternoon, May 4, Spain’s National Geographic Institute detected a 3.6-magnitude earthquake with its epicentre in the town of El Coronil (Seville).
This seismic activity occurred at 5.37pm at a depth of 25 kilometres in the municipality of El Coronil, according to the National Geographic Institute.
The unified emergency service 112 of Andalucía reported two telephone calls from Seville capital and Tomares, from people who claimed to have felt the earthquake, which did not cause any personal or material damage.
Image: IGN
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