Earthquake shakes Kyrgyzstan, seismic activity felt across several settlements

An earthquake was recorded in Kyrgyzstan on January 30 at 08:54 local time, according to local media cited by Caliber.Az.

The Institute of Seismology of the National Academy of Sciences of Kyrgyzstan reported that the epicentre was located 6 kilometres southwest of the village of Dzhan-Bulak and 24 kilometres southwest of the city of Naryn.

Seismic intensity in populated areas reached about 3.5 points in the villages of Dzhan-Bulak, Dostuk, and Ak-Talaa. In Tash-Bulak, Kulanak, Min-Bulak, and Emgek-Talaa, the tremors measured around 3 points, while in the city of Naryn, the intensity was approximately 2.5 points.

By Tamilla Hasanova