A magnitude 3.0 earthquake was recorded at 00:06 local time in the Tetovo-Gostivar region. This information was relayed by sources who submitted the relevant readings to the Seismological Observatory located at the Natural and Mathematical Faculty in Skopje. Preliminary data indicates that the seismic event was perceptible by residents across several locations, including the cities of Gostivar and Tetovo, as well as the surrounding rural areas.
According to the reports compiled, the tremor registered an intensity of III on the European Macroseismic Scale. The analysis of the submitted data confirms the initial assessment of the earthquake’s parameters. The observatory continues to monitor the region for any subsequent activity.
Reports detailing the perceived intensity suggest that while the magnitude was moderate, the localized effects were felt within a defined radius of the epicenter. Seismological experts rely on comprehensive data submitted by various monitoring stations to accurately map the event’s reach and intensity. The information gathered thus far provides a detailed picture of the impact zone.
Further updates regarding aftershock patterns or changes in the seismic profile will be issued as more data becomes available for analysis.
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