An earthquake was recorded in North Korea, possibly "as a result of an explosion". CENC Seismological Institute sources said that the earthquake occurred at 10.30 3.4 magnitude XNUMX this morning, with an epicenter at zero meters, an element that suggests an explosion caused by man.
The South Korean meteorological agency, on the other hand, says the earthquake found in the Kilju region of North Korea has natural causes. An official stated that the 3 quake earthquake was located at about 20 kilometers from the site where Pyongyang performed its sixth nuclear nuclear test last September 3, but said it was certainly not caused by an artificial explosion .
Category: PRP Channel
Tags: South Korea