A magnitude 6.0 earthquake hit the western province of Kermanshah yesterday.(File)
Beirut:
An earthquake of magnitude 6.2 hit Kerman province in southeast Iran on Tuesday, injuring 15 people and causing the walls of some houses to collapse, state media reported.
The quake struck near the town of Hojdak, according to state TV. The U.S. geological survey recorded its magnitude as 6.1 and said it struck at a depth of 57 km (35 miles).
Another quake, which Iranian state media reported at 6.0 and the USGS reported at 5.4, hit western Iran on Monday, in the same region where a magnitude 7.3 earthquake killed at least 530 people last month. There have been no reports of deaths or injuries from Monday's quake.
Hardline rivals of President Hassan Rouhani have criticised the government's reponse to last month's quake as too slow and inadequate.
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The quake struck near the town of Hojdak, according to state TV. The U.S. geological survey recorded its magnitude as 6.1 and said it struck at a depth of 57 km (35 miles).
Another quake, which Iranian state media reported at 6.0 and the USGS reported at 5.4, hit western Iran on Monday, in the same region where a magnitude 7.3 earthquake killed at least 530 people last month. There have been no reports of deaths or injuries from Monday's quake.
Hardline rivals of President Hassan Rouhani have criticised the government's reponse to last month's quake as too slow and inadequate.
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(Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is published from a syndicated feed.)
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