The seismological network of Armenia on Friday recorded a 2.6-magnitude earthquake in the country at 00:31 local time, 15 kilometers northeast of Jermuk city, and at a depth of 10 kilometers.
The seismic activity measured magnitude 3 to 4 at the epicenter, informs the Rescue Service of Armenia reports.
The quake was felt in Jermuk city, Gndevaz and Saravan villages of Vayots Dzor Province, as well as in Gorayk and Sarnakunk villages of Syunik Province.
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