Earthquake tremors in Kyrgyzstan felt across Fergana Valley
On the night of November 4, residents of Andijan, Fergana, and Namangan regions felt tremors of up to magnitude 3 intensity from a magnitude 5.2 earthquake in Kyrgyzstan, the Republican Center for Seismic Prognostic Monitoring reported.
The earthquake occurred at 2:34 a.m. Tashkent time, with its source at a depth of 10 km. The epicenter was located in Kyrgyzstan, 373 km southeast of Tashkent.
In Andijan region, 134 km from the epicenter, the intensity of the tremors reached 2–3 points. The same intensity was recorded in Fergana region, located 136 km away. In Namangan region, 185 km from the epicenter, the earthquake was felt at an intensity of 2 points.
Kursiv Uzbekistan specifies that the epicenter was in the Osh area. According to the publication, tremors from a magnitude 3.4 earthquake in Kyrgyzstan were already felt in Fergana region in October, and a magnitude 4 earthquake occurred directly in the region in June.
Sources
- Gazeta.uz: В Ферганской долине ощущалось землетрясение с эпицентром в Кыргызстане media outlet
- Kursiv Узбекистан: Землетрясение в Кыргызстане ощутили в трех областях Узбекистана media outlet
- UzDaily: Землетрясение магнитудой 5,2 произошло в Кыргызстане media outlet
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Published 4 November 2026, 07:17 · No updates · Russian original
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