An overnight earthquake in Uzbekistan was felt across parts of Kyrgyzstan, the Seismology Institute of the National Academy of Sciences of the Kyrgyz Republic reported.
The tremors, measuring around magnitude 5 at the epicenter, were recorded at 3:04 a.m.
The epicenter was located in Uzbekistan, 40 kilometers southwest of the Kyrgyz village of Chon-Sai, 40 kilometers northwest of the city of Kokand (Uzbekistan), 43 kilometers southwest of the Kyrgyz village of Besh-Tash, 80 kilometers southwest of the city of Namangan (Uzbekistan), 80 kilometers southeast of the Kyrgyz village of Terek-Sai, 88 kilometers north of the city of Batken, and 140 kilometers southeast of Tashkent.
The intensity of the earthquake in the Kyrgyz settlements of Besh-Tash, Chon-Sai, Kok-Tash, and Tengi reached magnitude 3.5, while in Terek-Sai it measured magnitude 3.
