The National Geographic Institute (IGN) has recorded an earthquake of 3.4 magnitude with its epicenter in Ogíjares (Granada), a tremor felt by the population that adds to another half a hundred earthquakes recorded this Tuesday in the metropolitan area of Granada.
This agency, dependent on the Ministry of Transport, Mobility and Urban Agenda, has recalculated the data and, although it initially set its intensity at 3.3 and the epicenter in Alendín, it has modified it to 3.4 with an epicenter at 0 kilometers depth and in Ogíjares.
It is a tremor of shorter duration than the rest of the high intensity of the day but it has been felt by the population in about twenty municipalities of the province.
A few minutes later, at 22:40 hours, another earthquake was recorded, this time of 2.1 magnitude, also at zero depth, but with an epicenter in Armilla. It has also been felt by the population.
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These two tremors add to the 4.8 magnitude recorded at 10:37 hours and which, after a review, had its epicenter in Otura and was felt in the four provinces of eastern Andalusia.
The Junta keeps the pre-emergency phase of the Seismic Risk Plan active in the province of Granada since the 5 magnitude earthquake recorded at 1:04 a.m. on Saturday with an epicenter also in Alhendín.
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