No damage is expected from an earthquake with a magnitude of 2.1 on the Richter scale, according to a press release from the Austrian earthquake service Geosphere Austria.
On Saturday afternoon the earth shook slightly in the Wiener Neustadt area. The tremors with a magnitude of 2.1 were “weak to clearly noticeable” near the epicenter, the Austrian earthquake agency Geosphere Austria (formerly ZAMG) said in a broadcast. The residents especially noticed the rumbling of the underground. Damage to buildings is not known and is not expected at this level, the report said.
Last earthquake in September
Several earthquakes have been recorded in the south of Lower Austria in recent months. The Gloggnitz area (Neunkirchen district) was the hardest hit. The series started there on March 30, 2023 with strong tremors of magnitude 4.2. The last earthquake in Wiener Neustadt was on September 13 with a magnitude of 2.2.
Source: Krone
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