WANA (Aug 27) – A 5.7-magnitude earthquake struck the Caspian Sea late Monday night (August 26), causing concern among residents in surrounding areas.

 

The tremor was felt along the Caspian coastline and across several parts of Azerbaijan, including the capital Baku and the Khachmaz district, where the shaking was reported to be more intense.

 

Local authorities confirmed that no major damage or casualties have been reported so far, though assessments of potential structural impacts are still underway.

 

Seismological centers are continuing to analyze the details of the quake, while officials remain on alert for any possible aftershocks or emergency situations.

 

Residents in Baku and other cities reported strong tremors, with some people briefly evacuating buildings and gathering in the streets as a precaution.

 

The earthquake affected parts of the Caspian coastline and the Caucasus region, prompting heightened monitoring from local authorities. Further updates are expected as investigations continue and damage assessments are completed.

Earthquake Strikes Caspian Sea, Felt Across Azerbaijan

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