Magnitude 3.6 earthquake strikes Jordan ...Kuwait

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A 3.6 magnitude earthquake hit Jordan on Sunday evening, located in the south of Ma'in in the Dead Sea region, according to the state news agency Petra. While the Jordanian Seismological Observatory (JSO) revealed that residents felt the quake, no deaths have been reported so far. The JSO says the earthquake happened at a depth of 9 kilometres. The observatory added it has recorded 419 seismic activities since the start of the year, including 92 local tremors and its neighbouring countries. The observatory recorded many local quakes this year, including 13 in Wadi Araba, 39 in Jordan Valley and another 39 Karmel, Tiberias and neighbouring border areas. The kingdom i

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