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Earthquake in Tunisia

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An earthquake of magnitude 5.1 was recorded at 1:18 local time in the centre of Tunisia. In other reports, the earthquake was said to have a magnitude of 4.6.

According to data from the US geological service USGS, the earthquake has had the centre at about 10 km of depth and epicentre 26 km southwest of Mezzouna.

The shock was clearly felt by the population, but at the moment there is no news of damage to people or things.

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