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В Сербии произошло землетрясение магнитудой 5,3

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В центральной части Сербии рано утром в среду, 3 ноября, произошло землетрясение магнитудой 5,3, сообщает Associated Press.

По данным Геологической службы США (U.S. Geological Survey), эпицентр землетрясения находился в 125 километрах к югу от столицы страны - Белграда.

Государственное телевидение Сербии, в свою очередь, сообщает, что наиболее сильно землетрясение ощущалось в городе Кралево (Kraljevo), где повреждены здания, нарушена подача электричества и водоснабжение. Данных о пострадавших пока не поступало.

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