The key facts

  • Magnitude 3.4 earthquake in Kyrgyzstan's Batken district was felt in Uzbekistan's Fergana Valley at intensity 2−3.
  • The epicenter was located 251 km southeast of Tashkent at a depth of 10 km.
  • On October 1, a magnitude 4.3 quake in Jalal-Abad was felt at intensity 2 in parts of the Andijan region.

The earthquake that occurred in Kyrgyzstan on October 14 at 13:50 was felt in Uzbekistan. The Seismoprognostic Monitoring Center reported.

The earthquake's magnitude was 3.4 in the epicentral Batken district, with a depth of 10 kilometers. The earthquake's epicenter is located 251 km southeast of Tashkent.

Intensity felt in Uzbekistan:

  • Fergana district: magnitude 2−3 (18 km);

  • Quvasoy city: magnitude 2−3 (20 km);

  • Fergana city: magnitude 2 (25 km);

  • Margilan city: magnitude 2 (34 km).

We recall that the magnitude 4.3 earthquake that occurred on October 1 in Kyrgyzstan's Jalal-Abad region was felt at an intensity of 2 in several areas of the Andijan region as reported.