Quake of 5.2 magnitude in southeastern Iran injures at least 23


  • World
  • Friday, 22 Dec 2017

ANKARA (Reuters) - An earthquake of magnitude 5.2 rocked Iran's southeastern province of Kerman on Thursday and at least 23 people were injured, state TV said, only a day after a deadly tremor near the capital Tehran.

Rescue teams were dispatched to the town of Kouhbanan, the epicentre of the latest quake, it said. No deaths were reported.

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