A magnitude 5.1 earthquake struck 203 kilometers beneath the Philippines, offering scientists insight into subduction zone mechanics while contrasting with the region’s history of shallow, devastating quakes.
A magnitude 5.0 earthquake struck 42 km north-northwest of Barishal, Pakistan at a shallow depth of 10 kilometers, according to USGS data, marking the second significant tremor in the region within seven days.
A magnitude 5.7 earthquake struck 153 km from Abepura, Indonesia, near the epicenters of devastating M7.0 quakes from 2015 and 2013, according to USGS data.
A shallow magnitude-5.3 earthquake struck 33 km northwest of Barishal, Pakistan, at just 10 km depth, amplifying ground shaking in the seismically active Himalayan belt.
A magnitude 5.5 earthquake struck 156 km below Ciudad Sandino, Nicaragua, shaking the capital region without causing a tsunami. Learn about this deep subduction zone event.
A magnitude 6.5 earthquake struck 122 km east of Yamada, Japan, at a shallow depth of 9.5 km. Learn why this region remains seismically volatile and what residents should watch for next.
A shallow magnitude 5.0 earthquake struck just 10 kilometers deep off Indonesia’s Sulawesi coast near Kendari, occurring in the same seismically active region that produced a destructive M7.5 temblor in 2001.
A shallow M5.1 earthquake struck near Mount Athos, Greece, amplifying shaking across the Northern Aegean. The tremor was the largest in a week-long swarm, highlighting the region’s complex tectonic setting between the North Anatolian Fault and the extending Aegean crust.
A shallow magnitude 5.0 earthquake struck off Papua New Guinea’s New Britain island, occurring just 45-50 km from the epicenters of devastating M7.8 megathrust earthquakes in 2000 and 2015.
A magnitude 5.2 earthquake struck just 3 kilometers from Tonga’s destructive 2023 M7.6 epicenter at 198km depth, highlighting ongoing stress redistribution in the volatile Pacific subduction zone.