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An earthquake was reported approximately 20 kilometres northeast of Hama, Syria, at 3:28 AM local time, according to initial information from the European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre (EMSC). The magnitude of the earthquake has not yet been determined, but eyewitnesses in the region have reported feeling significant shaking.
The tremor occurred in the early hours of the morning, catching many residents off guard as they were awakened by the shaking. Social media posts from the area indicate that the earthquake was widely felt, with residents describing the sensation as alarming, though the extent of the impact remains unclear at this time.
The EMSC has urged people in the region to stay alert for further information and updates as they work to assess the situation. The organization has provided links to their platforms, including the LastQuake app and their website, where real-time updates will be posted as more data becomes available.
Emergency services in the region have not yet reported any significant damage or casualties, though assessments are ongoing. The region around Hama is known for its historical significance and dense population, raising concerns about the potential impact of the quake.
As the situation develops, more detailed information on the earthquake’s magnitude and potential aftershocks will be provided. Residents are advised to remain cautious and follow any instructions from local authorities.
This is a developing story, and updates will be provided as more information becomes available.
